Jon Drews wrote:
>  I have been Googling around for acceptable PCMCIA cards for my
> OpenBSD laptop and noticed that most of the cards that use the ath
> (Atheros) chipset are 802.11a. However 802.11a does not seem as
> prevelant as 802.116. Is there a reason for this? Is 802.11g a better
> technology than 802.11a?

FWIU, compatibility.  802.11a is a different frequency.  b, g, and n are
all backwards compatible.  b works on b.  g works on b and g.  n works
on b and g and n.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11

Regards,
- Robert
 
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