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Yes I am running on 802.11g ...
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Sorry... I have : 802.11b/g
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ok, so you should be able to take full advantage of the upgraded internet connection! (provided both your cards/access points are running in G mode ..
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ok, so you should be able to take full advantage of the upgraded internet connection! (provided both your cards/access points are running in G mode ..

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My friend has a wireless router (linksys speed booster) and I connect to it with an access point (linksys).<br />
My access point signal is about 47% - 50%.<br />
If my friend increases his internet speed (ADSL - from 1mb/s to 4mb/s) - &nbsp;will I benefit from this ?? Does my internet speed depend on the strenght of the signal ?<br />
Please enlighten me on this one... 
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My friend has a wireless router (linksys speed booster) and I connect to it with an access point (linksys).
My access point signal is about 47% - 50%.
If my friend increases his internet speed (ADSL - from 1mb/s to 4mb/s) -  will I benefit from this ?? Does my internet speed depend on the strenght of the signal ?
Please enlighten me on this one... 

wireless internet connection speed

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