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Tuesday, November 06, 2001
http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/stories/story/0,10738,2822686,00.html a, b, e, and g--What 802.11 means to me (and you, too) David Coursey, Executive Editor, AnchorDesk ...It's true that the wireless LAN technology named 802.11, a.k.a. WiFi, is quickly evolving. That's why you have the emerging alphabet soup of 802.11 protocols: 802.11b was first, offering network speeds of between 1 and 11Mbps. Now 802.11a is on its way, promising to offer speeds of 54Mbps. And 802.11g is forthcoming, too, offering speeds slower than "a" but faster than "b"--and compatible with "b," too....
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