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B/g/n Wireless/Wi-fi Enabled
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Anyone know what this means on a Laptop Spec? Any help appreciated.
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Hi Helpful, let's hope I can be helpful back to you.
The B, G and N refer to the types of wireless signal it can receive in a wireless network (where you have broadband coming into the house and a 'router' attached).
B is the oldest (and weakest) and N is the newest and strongest type of signal.
If you have Wi-Fi already in your house it will be 99.99% fine. If you haven't got it and just plug a cable into your PC or laptop then you won't need to worry about it.
John.
The B, G and N refer to the types of wireless signal it can receive in a wireless network (where you have broadband coming into the house and a 'router' attached).
B is the oldest (and weakest) and N is the newest and strongest type of signal.
If you have Wi-Fi already in your house it will be 99.99% fine. If you haven't got it and just plug a cable into your PC or laptop then you won't need to worry about it.
John.