Advantage of n900 usb adapter over a n600 adapter
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The advantage is the speed. N900 usb adapter has up to 450mbps while the n600 has up to 300mbps speed.
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If you have a choice go with the n900 over the n600. The different is that the n900 can transfer data faster. Like 450 Mbps vs. 300 Mbps.
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I use the adaptor that came with the Nexus 10. The cable is faster than the mini USB, and it keeps that port from wear and tear.
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I had great success with the HDE 2 port USB Express Card. One of the USB ports on my Toshiba came loose and they could not repair the board so this attachment made it easy to add an extra USB. I have used it a lot and I have had no problems. I did download a newer driver from the Internet after I read that the driver provided on a minicd with the card might not work well. It was easy to find the newer driver on the net. I think that it would work with any laptop that has an Express Slot. It is good as a substitute for a broken usb port but it is not worth the effort if you think it is going to "speed up" your usb performance. I had great success with the HDE 2 port USB Express Card. One of the USB ports on my Toshiba came loose and they could not repair the board so this attachment made it easy to add an extra USB. I have used it a lot and I have had no problems. I did download a newer driver from the Internet after I read that the driver provided on a minicd with the card might not work well. It was easy to find the newer driver on the net. I think that it would work with any laptop that has an Express Slot. It is good as a substitute for a broken usb port but it is not worth the effort if you think it is going... » Read More I had great success with the HDE 2 port USB Express Card. One of the USB ports on my Toshiba came loose and they could not repair the board so this attachment made it easy to add an extra USB. I have used it a lot and I have had no problems. I did download a newer driver from the Internet after I read that the driver provided on a minicd with the card might not work well. It was easy to find the newer driver on the net. I think that it would work with any laptop that has an Express Slot. It is good as a substitute for a broken usb port but it is not worth the effort if you think it is going to "speed up" your usb performance. « Show Less
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The AN Wf100 adapter is only required for tv's that do not have built in wi fi...the LGLN5600 is marketed as having built in wi fi, so i is really unnecessary...
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It wouldn't matter because it's the worst USB net card I've ever used. I ended up with a LinkSys AE1000 - Save your money (and sanity) and buy whatever the replacement is for the AE1000.
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I went for the dn1000 instead of the 810, because of the GUI. Other than that I really didnt see much of a difference in spec wise. My friend has the 810 and I will be receiving mine next week.
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No it is not. I would recommend the n5902. I have had both and the n5902's features make it well worth the extra few bucks.
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Yes, it might even work better, as your adapter can provide more than the 500 ma that a device USB port will provide.
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I'm using two USB"s, it works a lot faster that way, I'm using a Dell Latitude D620 with Windows 7 and it works great, with one it didn't work as fast.
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The 901 does not have a PCMCIA or ExpressCard slot. It does have several USB ports, which can be used to connect to cellular broadband devices (such as the "USB727" from Verizon, for example).
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My Netgear N600 proved to be inadequate for the purpose for which I was trying use. Probably because for the high density of the walls in our home. Good Luck
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Older style but also has a USB port to use with an adaptor for newer style, so the answer is both.
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try to google some comparison for the two device.. there are lots of review on those two phones... and as what i see.. n900 has more potentials and it wins on different categories.
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I would imagine so... I haven't tried setting-up a wireless printer on the N600's network, but it seems to do everything a wireless router does quite well. My experience with wireless printers is that the printers themselves are the trouble spot in the set-up, not usually the router.
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The newer model is actually cheaper for some unknown reason. As far as I can tell that is the only difference since USB 3.0 is backwards compatable with USB 2.0 ports.
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Goto the smallnetbuilder website, they have all of the statistics you could ever want to compare between these adapters. As of today, this particular one (the TP-Link AV600) is the best for the price (close in speed to the most expensive and newest ones out there) adapter you can get.
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I don't have either, but from a direct look at the specs, there's a few differences. The AC600 is USB 2, while the AC1200 is USB 3. USB 3 supports much higher data rates and is probably needed to maximize the full network bandwidth potential of a solid 802.11 AC router. The AC1200 spec sheet also has a line about supporting "both 802.11 AC and 802.11 N", and the AC 600 doesn't have that line, so I'm guessing the AC1200 has dual-radios and can support a wider variety of configurations.