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Strength Trend?  Last response: in Wireless Networking  Hello
all, I've been looking around for a few days now for an upgrade
to an old wireless adapter. I'm considering going with a
wireless N adapter, but it seems one of the constant complaints
I'm hearing across reviews (over many products) is that the
signal strength is poor. I understand that there are a lot of
factors that go into this (not listing them for the sake of
brevity), but similarly I've seen cases where the reported
distance/interference levels did not seem to warrant the signal
strengths reported. Furthermore, it seems that in many cases
wireless G seems to have a consistently good strength. This got
me thinking of whether or not there may be some kinks still
being worked out of the N implementations, and was wondering if
anyone really knows anything that can shed some light on the
idea. Thanks!  Best solution  a b F Wireless  I think there are
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