[boybe12]

What is the best wi-fi?? :confused:

[Scleros]

Lacking any other info on which to draw a comparison, I'll say 802.11n.

[ITstudent2006]

Agreeing with Scleros, there isn't a whoel let we can let you know with anymore information. If you're just asking what's the best 802.11 standard in terms of bandwidth capabilites, distance and strength then the following will break it down for you.

Standard Released Status Data Rate Indoor Range (rough) Outdoor Range (rough)
802.11N 2007 Draft 248 Mb/s ~70 meters ~160 Meters
802.11G 2003 Ratified 54 Mb/s ~35 Meters ~110 Meters
802.11B 1999 Ratified 11 Mb/s ~35 Meters ~110 Meters
802.11A 1999 Ratified 54 Mb/s ~30 Meters ~ 100 Meters


Let me know ifyou have any questions regarding this info.

Rick

[ScottGem]

It might help if you provide more detail for your question. Are you referring to protocol, hardware, service or what?

[boybe12]

Agreeing with Scleros, there isn't a whoel let we can let you know with anymore information. If you're just asking whats the best 802.11 standard in terms of bandwidth capabilites, distance and strentgh then the following will break it down for you.

Standard Released Status Data Rate Indoor Range (rough) Outdoor Range (rough)
802.11N 2007 Draft 248 Mb/s ~70 meters ~160 Meters
802.11G 2003 Ratified 54 Mb/s ~35 Meters ~110 Meters
802.11B 1999 Ratified 11 Mb/s ~35 Meters ~110 Meters
802.11A 1999 Ratified 54 Mb/s ~30 Meters ~ 100 Meters


Let me know ifyou have any questions regarding this info.

Rick

That's Complicated!!

[ScottGem]

Thats Complicated!!!!!!!!!!!

What's complicated about it?

[Stratmando]

The best Wi-Fi is Free.
You don't have to understand the above differences, I have N, Would use G at the very least.