Jay H
Senior HTF Member
Since I'm looking at buying a new laptop with a WiFi card and a docking station, but not really for a wireless home network, more for travel, does it make sense to spend a little more for a new 802.11 type N card which I know the standard isn't finallized, etc. etc? Since it seems N is compatible with G and B networks (you lose the bandwidth though), what do most WiFi hotspots use, more like hotels and stuff that offer it??? Doesn't make sense to spend more than a "G" card which is included in most laptops I've looked at if the hotels mostly come with B or G networks.... and this is a personal laptop, so I'm not staying in fancy Hyatt or Marriott type places either.
Thanks!
Jay
Thanks!
Jay