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Super G vs Pre-N
will change in hardware and firmware implementation. Since they both have backward compatibility with B&G, it seems that Pre-N is the way to go for speeds greater than 54G. From what I've read, it seems that Belkin is an early leader with great reports for a preliminary standard and Netgear looks very promising in their latest design. I don't see how this Super G stuff can last, given the maturation of the Pre-N stuff. Also, even if you want to stay with 54G mode, I would consider Pre-N based on its superior antenna topology for multipath signals. Has anyone gotten the new Netgear? "Pat" <hotpat***@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:usl0e.14627$jt6.14070@trndny07...Show quoteHide quote > Super G is proprietary and Pre-N is loosely based on a future standard I havnt got the new Netgear Rangemax, but plan to do so when it hits the UK > that > will change in hardware and firmware implementation. Since they both have > backward compatibility with B&G, it seems that Pre-N is the way to go for > speeds greater than 54G. From what I've read, it seems that Belkin is an > early leader with great reports for a preliminary standard and Netgear > looks > very promising in their latest design. I don't see how this Super G stuff > can last, given the maturation of the Pre-N stuff. Also, even if you want > to > stay with 54G mode, I would consider Pre-N based on its superior antenna > topology for multipath signals. > > Has anyone gotten the new Netgear? > > next month. The independt test results from Verizon look promising and much better than the Belkin MIMO stuff
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