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Xichael
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All of the laptops around here have G adapters. Would there be any benefit to getting an N router? I gather that the MIMO might be beneficial, but then why not just go with a G router that has it (like the WRT110 or WPN824)?
If it is worth getting an N router, which among them strike the best balance between cost and performance? There are a dozen computers connected in our network at any one time, many with hi-bandwidth things on the go (bittorrent, streaming video, VoIP, etc.), so it will have to perform.
So the question is: should we get an N router for our family of G adapters, and if so, which one will cover the widest area, handling the greatest number of connections at the highest bandwidth, and at the lowest cost?
If it is worth getting an N router, which among them strike the best balance between cost and performance? There are a dozen computers connected in our network at any one time, many with hi-bandwidth things on the go (bittorrent, streaming video, VoIP, etc.), so it will have to perform.
So the question is: should we get an N router for our family of G adapters, and if so, which one will cover the widest area, handling the greatest number of connections at the highest bandwidth, and at the lowest cost?