wireless G is already a standard. draft means its not a standard yet. i use a draft N router and wireless G cards. i only have a draft n router because it was free from my isp BT.
My router is dual-band (i.e., separate transceiver for G and separate transceiver for N), so didn't vote. I use both G and N depending on what needs to connect.
N - i Found it least problamatic, (also: have had it for few years now) no_hastle! Make no mistake, i had my fair share of installation issues wiff it & getting it all "K_OK", though i think the OS was the most incompatible between the two of us... lol. At the time the best option was "let windows manage this wireless connection". mhff, Feels kinda nostalgic having said that..
wireless N its very fast and the signal is better than wireless G we have 4 laptops in the home , the new laptop support wireless N the signal is better than the laptop support only wireless G
G , works well for me. Don't see the need to invest in N yet, since its still in draft. Once standardized, I may take a look.
Hmmm.... can anyone tell what is the difference between them? What is more common n better? Is wireless N an option on all laptops n pocket PCS, cell phones etc? Thanks
Wireless G, because at the time (almost a year ago) I bought my first wireless router, I was underwhelmed by my son-in-law's expensive wireless N router. I'm sure the next time I purchase a wireless device, it will be wireless N.
