Thread: Wireless Networking
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Old 30-11-2005, 19:48   #9
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Re: Wireless Networking
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Originally Posted by Jose Amnesia
Thanks people,

Right the laptop is a Fujitsu Siemens Amillo M. It has a built in 11g wireless network adapter. Am I right in thinking this would slow down a 54g network? So I'm thinking of putting a 54g card in it but I can't find where it goes. There is an ExpressCard slot on the side of the laptop but this has a funny L-shaped remote control that pops out of it, any clues without going to USB????
the laptop you got is a 54G card....54G is also known as 802.11G so dont worry about buying a new card for your lappy the card you got is an Intel Pro 2200 B/G network card thats build in (or if your lucky and lappy was expensive you might have 2900 a-b-g card) so dont bother buying another card for the lap.

now with the thing regarding your other pc's I would just have say the closest to the router connected wired and the furthest with a good wireless PCI card. at least then you dont have to lay a cable say 10 meters or more

ow and bucketbakereturn for your info the card he has is 54G!!!!
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