MBP 802.11g > 802.11n
MBP 802.11g > 802.11n
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- 5timuli
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/syste…
Anyone here done this? If so are the speed/range bumps noticeable?
I have an n network but my a/b/g Airport card is shit and gets 20% signal where my wife's MacBook n gets 90%+. Even my Powerbook G4 g gets 75%+.
- blackfrancis0
I've got an N enabled MacBook that I use on N enabled Airport stations at work and home. Both are so much faster than the B/G enabled PowerBooks I've had in the past.
At home (when it's just me using it) I get much faster upload/download speeds than before.
At work, its also really fast, until someone joins not using an N enabled card - then my speed falls about 30%. This is still much faster than my older Powerbooks.
I say go for it - I'm enjoying the speed bump a lot.