Re: Is it the router?

davids58@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Here's another question: If I'm now getting speeds of 9+ mps on my
wired desktop, why am I only getting ~3.5 mps on my wireless laptop?
802.11g should have sufficient bandwith to allow me to take full
advantage of the modem's speed even if I don't get anywhere close to
the theoretical 54 mps, right?

You've bought into the marketing hype of WiFi. _Half_ of 54 is the
_best_ you can do under laboratory conditions. In the real world, 3.5
isn't awful.
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