Just a quick question -- does dual band mean it will put out both 802.11g and 802.11n signal so that my n-capable devices can use it and my poor g devices won't muck up the network?
Just to clarify, it will operate a G netork and an N network at the same time, meaning your G devices connectivity will not impede N devices, and vice versa.
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Just a quick question -- does dual band mean it will put out both 802.11g and 802.11n signal so that my n-capable devices can use it and my poor g devices won't muck up the network?
Just to clarify, it will operate a G netork and an N network at the same time, meaning your G devices connectivity will not impede N devices, and vice versa.