I don't beleive it's this simple. One problem is that the range for 802.11g is actually less than 802.11b at the maximum throughput. So you have to decide, do you want the range for the max throughput or at just the point before it stops working? Another problem is that the power drain is largely dependent on the manufactuer's strength of the radio. All radios are not the same strength. Off the top of my head, I think many pcmcia 802.11b cards are 150mW but definiteily not all (don't quote me on that, it's just a number floating around in my head that seems right). So you'd probably have to take the average here, or maybe different numbers for different strengths... Then ofcourse the cost is going to be all over the map, good luck on that one.
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