Belkin N450 meets specifications 802.11N?
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Not sure if it meets these specifications since it never worked for me! Customer service was unavailable, so I returned it and got a medial ink instead!
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Yes, it does:Network & CommunicationEthernet Technology: Gigabit EthernetWireless LAN: YesWireless LAN Standard: IEEE 802.11b/g/nBluetooth: Yes
1487048
I apologize I'm not sure. I'm using 802.11n which has a greater range and is also faster than 802.11g.
1103899
No. The user manual specifies that it is 802.11b/g compatible and its frequency range is in the 2.4Ghz range (no 5Ghz spectrum support). That said, many if not most 802.11n routers operate in a mixed mode that is backwards compatible with b/g devices.
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Yes, it is, using the iwlwifi driver. Although, you may or may not have the problem described here, fixed by the listed patch which may or may not be integrated into the main line kernel by now:https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=134871
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I'm not sure of the spec, but so far it has connected to all of the wifi points that I have tried to which i typically connect with my laptop. It must be at least 802.11g. I just checked both the manual and the about page on the device, but they don't list the wireless spec.
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Based Wikipedia's definition of Wi-Fi as an IEEE 802.11 wireless standard (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi), Yes, this computer does meet that criteria with 802.11n 10/100/1000 Gbps Ethernet chip set and antenna. This machine should be backward compatible with 802.11a, b and g formats. I set mine up on a Belkin-N home wireless network switch and seems to hit not only my house computers, TVs and media, but also in 2 buildings separated by 50-100 feet.
2258000
This part definitely supports both 2.4 and 5 GHz; I'm currently using it at 5GHz. But I think I'm using 802.11n; max throughput is around 240-270 Mb/s (using Linux Mint 16 and an Intel wifi PCIe card). So I can't say about 802.11ac.
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I tried the Belkin out using a new Dell XPS 13 laptop running Windows 8 Professional, and Intel's latest WIDI connection utility. Had no success after spending hours trying. I'd recommend waiting a couple of months until they work out the kinks in the firmware. Also, Win 8 has proven to be somewhat unstable with certain drivers - even apps like Microsoft's latest Office 2013 Pro Plus. The older Netgear WIDI adapter got pretty good reviews, but the newer replacement unit coincidentally has received horrible reviews. I'm waiting it out a few months personally. Good luck!
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I'm not really proficient with this network wireless stuff. My configuration is a Macbook with 802.11a,b,g,n and and Air Express which works like your router so I suspect it is a fit, but I think I looked it up on the Asus site to confirm it myself. Bad habit not to write down notes on these system upgrades.
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I believe this wireless NIC uses the ath9K drivers under Linux, which means it should probably work with most distributions right out of the box.
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i've had mine for a couple of years. no problems at all. it talks to a Belkin wireless router. enter the network password, and you are up and going...
1442101
Yes, networking is built into the motherboard on this model, either 10/100 or gigabit depending on the configuration.
739612
I was wondering the same thing, but it seems like there might be support for it. This page specifically mentions Wireless 7260: http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/iwlwifi
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I purchased the Cisco Linksys WET610N with has a 5.0ghz channel as well as the 2.4. So far it works perfectly and using the CD was a snap to set up.Linda
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I know it works with my Windows 7 and Vista. No problem connecting with my Belkin router.
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Yes. There's a "Disable network" dropdown in the interface, and you'd select WLAN. There is also a PoE version of the Mikrotik 750 that is compatible with the passive PoE that UniFi and Airmax uses and it has 4 PoE ports. Of course, you'd have to delve into the Mikrotik world, but thought it was worth a mention.