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802.11g hardware v. C3 firmware v 4.11
Product Features
* Up to 108Mbps*
* Works with 802.11b Devices
* Great for Video Streaming
* 802.11g, 802.11b C ...
Key Feature
1. Conforms to IEEE 802.11 b/g specification
2. Data rate up to 108 Mbps
3. Works with 802.11b/g devices
4. Enhanced security with up to 15 ...
This version of the Centrino's original
PRO/Wireless 2100B chipset provides full 802.11b/g
functionality. Features include 802.1x
authentication support, WEP open/shared
encry ...
The Netgear WAG511 has an Atheros chipset as shown
in
this list (provided curteousy of
Finegan's
Thread).
The card seems to work great, I don't get dropped
connections ever ...
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