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I want to run Linux in a small wireless LAN environment with the connection speed of up to 20Mb/s. What is the best support network card and chipset that I can buy in London area?
Well, while I don't know where you could pick up a serious piece of WiFi, I know you should be looking into the Wireless-N adapters. If you're going for a "cool" factor, the Linksys ones look the nicest; however, they also look like if you get too close, they will render you unable to procreate (hehehe).
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