Have anyone noticed the new 802.11n revolution? If not here it is with the update. Many professionals especially network professionals are very eager in knowing about the 802.11n technology in wireless networks. The difference is not much but do not stop with this it does some additional features. Upgrading to the latest access points is an easy task but it is required only for big corporate networks and not for home and basic users as it would be cost worthy to invest on. Redistribution between technology works perfectly and no worries about it.
It has two frequency bands one is the 2.4GHZ as in 802.11g and 5GHZ. Using 5GHZ is highly recommended to avoid interference. If possible dual-band access can also be used. Unlike the 802.11g, 802.11n offer support for HDTV and online buffer streaming videos at ease. The most important of all is its flexibility and capacity. So, 802.11n is truly a revolution for big networks to give more services to the users.
