I just added that content to the Wiki:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Beginners_Guide_To_Networks#Wireless_performance_on_mixed_networks:_answers.21
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mvalera
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jsa307, check out this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=42853
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Gotcha. Seems like a non-issue. Thanks for the replies!
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jsa307
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The *only* advantage of the Squeeze devices being 802.11n would be the
increased range offered by the new standard, and the ability to use the
5GHz range as opposed to the crowded 2.4GHz of 802.11g.
The range issue is partly negated by the increase in range you get when
using a N router/AP and G
802.11n on our devices is not important for 2 reasons...
An 802.11g device on a 802.11n network does not have a negative impact
the performance of other 802.11n devices in any way. 802.11g is 100%
compatible with 802.11n.
You don't need 802.11n speeds for listening to music... 802.11g's
45mbps
jsa307;310322 Wrote:
> I'm new to streaming digital media, but was thinking about purchasing a
> squeezebox. After reading about it, one of the only downsides seems to
> be lack of support for 802.11n networking. Are there any squeezebox
> alternatives that support 802.11n? Is the squeezebox stil
Im running a Netgear N router and everything works perfect. The SB
connects at G speeds and has all it ever needs. My laptop connects at
the N speeds and isn't held back by the SB which is nice. My SB3 is
one of the very few devices I've ever bought that I don't think I paid
enough for.
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jsa307;310322 Wrote:
> I'm new to streaming digital media, but was thinking about purchasing a
> squeezebox. After reading about it, one of the only downsides seems to
> be lack of support for 802.11n networking. Are there any squeezebox
> alternatives that support 802.11n? Is the squeezebox stil
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 10:06 PM, jsa307 <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm new to streaming digital media, but was thinking about purchasing a
> squeezebox. After reading about it, one of the only downsides seems to
> be lack of support for 802.11n networking. Are there any squeezebox
> alternati
jsa307 wrote:
> I'm new to streaming digital media, but was thinking about purchasing a
> squeezebox. After reading about it, one of the only downsides seems to
> be lack of support for 802.11n networking. Are there any squeezebox
> alternatives that support 802.11n? Is the squeezebox still the way
I'm new to streaming digital media, but was thinking about purchasing a
squeezebox. After reading about it, one of the only downsides seems to
be lack of support for 802.11n networking. Are there any squeezebox
alternatives that support 802.11n? Is the squeezebox still the way to
go? Everything el
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