thankyou...
i now have the answer great "the newer adapters 802.11n" is
what i read about in my booklet. Richard you explained it ever so easily
thanks heaps.
"Richard G. Harper" wrote:
> Currently all mainstream wireless adapters offer 56mbps speed. Some offer
> "speed boosters" that claim to offer faster speeds but this claim is not
> borne out in reality. The newer 802.11n adapters, once the standard is
> approved, will offer higher speeds.
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> "wyllsunn" <wyllsunn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:E8FAC5FC-2A06-4CC4-9A3F-C616114E69CF@microsoft.com...
> > Hi am ever so new. could someone help. how do i find out if my wireless
> > adaptor is 54mbps or 108 mbps?
> > thanks heaps
> > i am using vista home perimium on an asus laptop if that helps
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