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Re: high speed internet help
Plus, to add to the b vs g wireless route, let's say you bought a laptop and wanted to connect to a wireless network at say the championship event.

G would let you connect, while B would not. (Been there, tried that )
G is the next generation wireless standard after B and is a lot more useful.

edit: If you do ending up hooking up to the Cable line, run a speed test and let me know what your results are.. Mine is 2595.4 Kbps and I am in the middle of a city area right now.

I'm just curious as to if it is reletively the same in a rural area with a 1500' individual cable line.

http://reviews.cnet.com/Bandwidth_me....html?tag=tool
Bandwith test ^
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