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Now that 11n is out, we have to say things differently

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Last Post: April 3, 2010:

By Howard April 3, 2010

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Yes, I totally agree that we could drop the 'b' from the 'b/g' and a/b/g/n.

But if whatever object I'm writing about is mentioned in a report to a wider audience, it never fails to elicit a

"What about the 'b' devices?" question from someone.

My peeve is people who continually use 'bang' in place of a/b/g/n.

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