Wireless card - Revision history

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2013-11-22T17:01:21Z

鈥�5GHz

Nsonsteb at 17:01, 22 November 2013

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Nsonsteb at 17:39, 2 December 2010

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Nsonsteb at 15:58, 8 July 2010

2010-07-08T15:58:29Z

Jlencion at 14:58, 11 July 2008

2008-07-11T14:58:43Z

Jlencion at 14:58, 11 July 2008

2008-07-11T14:58:32Z

Krogness: New page: Wireless cards enable users to access the Internet wirelessly. These cards are standard on most new laptops and are also frequently used in desktops.

2008-06-30T20:30:45Z

New page: Wireless cards enable users to access the Internet wirelessly. These cards are standard on most new laptops and are also frequently used in desktops.

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Wireless cards enable users to access the Internet wirelessly. These cards are standard on most new laptops and are also frequently used in desktops.

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 ==5GHz versus 2.4GHz==
 ===5GHz===
-*Less Crowded than 2.4GHz; less interference
+*Less crowded than 2.4GHz; less interference
 *Higher data rates

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	'''Wireless cards''' enable users to access [[networks]] and the [[Internet]] wirelessly. These [[cards]] are standard and built-in on all new [[laptops]] and are also frequently used in [[desktops]], handheld devices and phones.		'''Wireless cards''' enable users to access [[networks]] and the [[Internet]] wirelessly. These [[cards]] are standard and built-in on all new [[laptops]] and are also frequently used in [[desktops]], handheld devices and phones.
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		+	==5GHz versus 2.4GHz==
		+	===5GHz===
		+	*Less Crowded than 2.4GHz; less interference
		+	*Higher data rates
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		+	===2.4GHz===
		+	*Affected by microwaves
		+	*Longer range than 5GHz
		+	*Better at penetrating concrete walls and floors
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		+	==How do I tell which frequency I am on?==
		+	===Mac OSX===
		+	If you are using a Macintosh laptop, hold the option key while clicking the wireless icon at the top. A few lines down, under the channel listing, it will either say 5GHz or 2.4GHz.
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 '''Wireless cards''' enable users to access [[networks]] and the [[Internet]] wirelessly. These [[cards]] are standard on most new [[laptops]] and are also frequently used in [[desktops]].
 [[Category:Wireless]]
 [[Category:Hardware]]

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鈭�	Wireless cards enable users to access the Internet wirelessly. These cards are standard on most new laptops and are also frequently used in desktops.	+	'''Wireless cards''' enable users to access [[networks]] and the [[Internet]] wirelessly. These [[cards]] are standard on most new [[laptops]] and are also frequently used in [[desktops]].
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		+	[[Category:Wireless]]
		+	[[Category:Hardware]]