I've a small network based on Belkin Pre-N products. Now I was thinking to use the N1 USB adapter to connect an additional laptop. However there is a key point I cannot get for sure, and it is speed. In this situation which link speed would I get? Pre-N speed (108 MB/s) or G speed (54 Mb/s). Is there anyone who can answer this: if I read the posts infact, I cannot get clear information about this.
I set up a wi-fi hotspot for a private campground in the office-lodge, about 3000 square feet total. The N1 Vision floods the building and parking lot too. The Belkin N1 Adapter, F5D8051, runs at 260Mbps in close and pushes 'G' laptops full bore at 54Mbps even through trees and RVs two roads away. Webpages load almost instantly at either speed. Download speeds are likely limited by the 4Mbps DSL service and server. I've seen file downloads range from 100Mbps to 450Mbps with the N1 Adapter on this system.
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I've a small network based on Belkin Pre-N products.
Now I was thinking to use the N1 USB adapter to connect an additional laptop.
However there is a key point I cannot get for sure, and it is speed.
In this situation which link speed would I get? Pre-N speed (108 MB/s) or G speed (54 Mb/s).
Is there anyone who can answer this: if I read the posts infact, I cannot get clear information about this.
Thank you in advance
Bye
I set up a wi-fi hotspot for a private campground in the office-lodge, about 3000 square feet total. The N1 Vision floods the building and parking lot too. The Belkin N1 Adapter, F5D8051, runs at 260Mbps in close and pushes 'G' laptops full bore at 54Mbps even through trees and RVs two roads away. Webpages load almost instantly at either speed. Download speeds are likely limited by the 4Mbps DSL service and server. I've seen file downloads range from 100Mbps to 450Mbps with the N1 Adapter on this system.