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Which of the following standards would be used on a wireless router to support speeds up to 150 Mbps?

seenagapeJune 26, 2013

Which of the following standards would be used on a wireless router to support speeds up to 150
Mbps?

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A.
802.11a

B.
802.11b

C.
802.11g

D.
802.11n

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One Comment on “Which of the following standards would be used on a wireless router to support speeds up to 150 Mbps?”

Robert Riddell says:

March 26, 2015 at 6:21 am

D. 802.11n

802.11n will support speeds up to 600Mbps.

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