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802.11g turbo

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Sorry if this seems like a newbie question, but I was just configuring a laptop online and there was an option for a 802.11b+g turbo network adapter. I haven't really seen this technology before, and was wondering how it worked. If I have an 802.11b+g turbo network adapter (108Mbps) will I be able to connect to regular 802.11b/g networks but not be able to benefit from this turbo technology? Do I need to buy a new access point or router to use the turbo technology. I guess I'm a little confused as to what this is all about, and how they achieve this. If someone could explain this to me, I'd be very appreciative.


 
Standard 802.11g is 54Mb/sec.

Few Brands added a None -Standard propriety Mode (D-Link, Netgear, Linksys, Buffalo Tech).

To use the None -Standard Mode both e the Gateway and the client has to be of the same Brand and capable to work in this Mode.

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