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Old 06-03-2010, 08:41 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by Fotoman View Post
I'm not defending Apple here but anyone still using B or G owes it to themselves to spend the $50 (I've seen them at Costco for as little as $39) for an N before the old one breaks. Signal strength and penetration are much, much better.

N is a significant upgrade. Mine goes through 3 floors and covers the whole house + backyard through exterior walls.
I live in a one bedroom condo. My wireless G router gives me full signal everywhere in my place, so I have no need to upgrade. For what it's worth, my girlfriend's iPad works great at my place--full reception and no dropouts.

So I'm hoping it's the WEP issue with her router (also in a small condo) as noted above--mines on WPA so that could be it.

Extra N strength would be a negative in a condo setting I'd think--just that many more people in other units who can see your network and possibly try to hack through your security.

But yeah, for a big house it may be worth upgrading.
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