Yes, only because the n series has a larger range and passes through walls a little better than g.
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Submitted 388 days ago...
Will a g-device work any better with a n-wireless router?
I have been using a linksys#wrt54g router for over 3 years. i just purchased a g-device for streaming music. will i get any benefit from using a d-link #dir-655 n-router with this g-device? if so will it work with my linksys g-adapter or will i need to get a d-link adapter?
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Submitted 209 days ago...
In addition, you must remember that if you choose to set up a WEP, or WPA encryption, you will still need the 13 to 17 digit code either manually entered or loaded onto a USB device to access your wireless network.
I recommend setting up encryption, otherwise "war drivers" can locate and use your ISP connection at their whim.
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Submitted 209 days ago...
The main reason behind N networks is their security features.
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