what's the difference between the Wireless-N 300 Adapter and the Wireless-N 150 Adapter?
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The 300 has a stronger signal to reach further in your home. If you have a large home, go with 300 (or larger) centrally placed.
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I don't know. Most of these Wifi modules use the same PCIe physical interface. Usually the difference is the number of antennas. The dimensions can vary in depth as well ( but not width ). Honestly, I would recommend disabling the bad internal radio and using one of these really short USB Wifi modules. NETGEAR G54/N150 Wi-Fi USB Micro Adapter (WNA1000M)
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Will work (same model as mine). Not sure what you mean about the wireless adapter though.
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Both this adapter and the "Signal King" wireless adapter use the same type of chipset, and performance is largely the same. Because this dual-antenna version supports 300Mbps, however, it will provide higher transfer rates for many LAN environments.
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I unfortunately had to return them, they simply did not work. From NewEgg I got ASUS PCE-N15 Wireless Adapter IEEE 802.11b/g/n PCI Express 300/300Mbps Transfer/Receive Rate 64-bit WEP, 128-bit WEP, WPA2-PSK, WPA-PSK, WPS support instead and they worked right away, and not much more expensive. Hope this helps.
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I use the Netgear Wireless N300 with a D-Link DAP-2553 wireless access point.
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OP, this is a genuine Alfa brand wireless adapter. Chipset used is Ralink RT3070.Wireless driver used in Linux is rt2800usb.Works with BT5R3 64 GNOME with no problems. Can't speak for other OSes.
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"It is an updated version of the legendary EW-1728G which is one of the most highly rated wireless adapter available, along with its unique 10 FEET extension antenna cable. So, you'll get the all the benefits of the EW-7128G updated to 11n standard."
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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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It should work without any problems. To get the 150 mega bits per second (Mbps) speed you must have a wireless router that will work with with "N" Speed. If you have a wireless router make sure that it will handle the "N" speed. If you have a wireless router that is a "B" or "G" it will work with those speeds which will be lower than the 150 Mbps. Most wireless routers today are all three B, G, and N. Check to see if your router will handle the 'N" speed, install the drivers on the CD if Win XP does not install the drivers automatically. Be sure you get the info you need to set up the USB adapter on your network wireless router. It should work without any problems. To get the 150 mega bits per second (Mbps) speed you must have a wireless router that will work with with "N" Speed. If you have a wireless router make sure that it will handle the "N" speed. If you have a wireless router that is a "B" or "G" it will work with those speeds which will be lower than the 150 Mbps. Most wireless routers today are all three B, G, and N. Check to see if your router will handle the 'N" speed, install the drivers on the CD if Win XP does not install the drivers automatically. Be sure... » Read More It should work without any problems. To get the 150 mega bits per second (Mbps) speed you must have a wireless router that will work with with "N" Speed. If you have a wireless router make sure that it will handle the "N" speed. If you have a wireless router that is a "B" or "G" it will work with those speeds which will be lower than the 150 Mbps. Most wireless routers today are all three B, G, and N. Check to see if your router will handle the 'N" speed, install the drivers on the CD if Win XP does not install the drivers automatically. Be sure you get the info you need to set up the USB adapter on your network wireless router. « Show Less
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I don't know. Most of these Wifi modules use the same PCIe physical interface. Usually the difference is the number of antennas. The dimensions can vary in depth as well ( but not width ). Honestly, I would recommend disabling the bad internal radio and using one of these really short USB Wifi modules. http://www.amazon.com/NETGEAR-Wi-Fi-Micro-Adapter-WNA1000M/dp/B004VDR37K/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1422199731&sr=8-5&keywords=usb+wifi+dongle
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The wireless adaptor is so that you do not have to plug the telo (base unit) into the router. The wireless adaptor plugs into the telo allowing it to access the Internet through your WIFI.
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The main difference is that the Linksys WMP600N support both 2.4GHz and 5GHz (only new devices support this band, most people use it for HD vidoe streaming) frequency bands. Here is the comparsion of both cards via their specs @ http://www.newegg.com/Product/Productcompare.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=-1&IsNodeId=1&Description=WMP600N&bop=And&CompareItemList=-1|33-704-031^33-704-031-TS%2C33-124-342^33-124-342-TS&percm=33-124-342%3A%24%24%24%24%24%24%24
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They are just different frequency sets. You need to purchase the set that matches your wireless receiver.
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I do not know the difference between the two. I use it for Uverse and all the functions work. I use it for both table top & wireless receivers. Hope this helps.
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No, this wireless card issue has not been addressed in the version of the computer that I have. I have my computer one floor and several walls from the router and the internal wireless just doesn't have enough power to supply what I need. I have instead put a USB wireless N adapter on. That has served me well so far and the USB adapter isn't expensive. I will say that other than the wireless thing, I am very satisfied with this computer. It has a lot of power for the money.
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If you have a wireless G adapter, you will get no improvement from purchasing this router. You will need to upgrade both your adapter and your router to wireless N.