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Originally Posted by forgop
Ok, dumb question, but would there be any worry of going with a different brand? I'm just not sure how well this stuff works together if they're different.
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Since 802.11N is still not an officially adopted standard, if you go out and buy repeaters, your best bet is to stay within the brand.
I don't mean to ask a dumb question, but what is the mobile device (laptop, etc) capable of? If it is capable of only 802.11g, then that is your problem. 802.11N has a much wider range. If you have 802.11g devices on your wi-fi, often that will bring your 802.11N devices down to that level. If you need both, you might want to setup two wi-fi networks. One exclusively 802.11g and the other 802.11N. Both can be plugged into the same internet router/cable modem, just on different wi-fi networks. You'll have to make sure not to overlap the DHCP pools. If you get that far and need more help PM me.