Best wireless router for lots of floors

[junkfactory]

gamit nako kay linksys wireless - g. ang router naa sa 2nd floor para naay signal sa 3rd n ground.

Sakto unta lagi ipatunga ang router, pero boarding house man gud ni. La ko salig sa mga boarders kay masipyat unya, ma-a-an ug ashtray paksit gyud.

Best router to buy: Linksys WRT160N review of Linksys WRT160N

If your going to buy a router i suggest you buy this, don't let the design fool you, it has 2 internal antennas.

Based ni sa 802.11n pero kung ang mga receivers kay 802.11g ra na support that means dili ma gamit full potential sa router dba? bale, ang "g" ra nga signal 2.4GHz something instead sa 5.0Ghz sa "n" (ask lang ko kay la kalibutan aning mga tonto)

[swordfish69]

Sakto unta lagi ipatunga ang router, pero boarding house man gud ni. La ko salig sa mga boarders kay masipyat unya, ma-a-an ug ashtray paksit gyud.



Based ni sa 802.11n pero kung ang mga receivers kay 802.11g ra na support that means dili ma gamit full potential sa router dba? bale, ang "g" ra nga signal 2.4GHz something instead sa 5.0Ghz sa "n" (ask lang ko kay la kalibutan aning mga tonto)

That router is good for all signals A/B/G/N but if you got a wireless N then it will be better, but still it works very good for other signals, better read the "full review from cnet.com" click the "review" link i gave. About the 2.4ghz and 5ghz signal you got it confused, 1st a normal wifi router whether wireless G or wireless N uses the 2.4ghz signal. 2nd there are expensive routers out there that can give you both 2.4ghz and 5ghz signals, these can greatly help improve wifi signal and stability because it will eliminate signal interference from other wireless signals. For example: you live in a house equipped with a wireless telephone, MOST wireless telephones use the 2.4ghz signal, so when you turn on your wifi router which also uses the 2.4ghz signal both devices will interfere on each other, resulting to poor wifi signal achieved by your wifi capable devices. In summary wireless G signal does not equal to 2.4ghz signal, and wireless N signal is not 5ghz signal, it all depends on the wifi router whether or not the wifi router is a DUAL signal or just a SINGLE signal. I hope this helps clarify things.

[moklo]

bisan unsa lang bro.... pwede ra lageh na tanan...

[moklo]

yaw lang gamit anang karaan

[moklo]

That router is good for all signals A/B/G/N but if you got a wireless N then it will be better, but still it works very good for other signals, better read the "full review from cnet.com" click the "review" link i gave. About the 2.4ghz and 5ghz signal you got it confused, 1st a normal wifi router whether wireless G or wireless N uses the 2.4ghz signal. 2nd there are expensive routers out there that can give you both 2.4ghz and 5ghz signals, these can greatly help improve wifi signal and stability because it will eliminate signal interference from other wireless signals. For example: you live in a house equipped with a wireless telephone, MOST wireless telephones use the 2.4ghz signal, so when you turn on your wifi router which also uses the 2.4ghz signal both devices will interfere on each other, resulting to poor wifi signal achieved by your wifi capable devices. In summary wireless G signal does not equal to 2.4ghz signal, and wireless N signal is not 5ghz signal, it all depends on the wifi router whether or not the wifi router is a DUAL signal or just a SINGLE signal. I hope this helps clarify things.

corect ka BRO.....

[junkfactory]

ah cge cge salamat sa explanation naa nako idea unsa paliton