> Date: Mon, 9 Mar 2009 22:45:34 -0600
>
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> The other thing that surprised me was the high number of people who
> responded that they had no plans to deploy 802.11n. What is the main
> reason you choose not to deploy 802.11n? Price? Speed? Reliability?
It seems obvious to me, like with anything relatively recent. How about
legacy deployments? You are talking about "Entreprise", so it's a large
scale deployment of a large number of now-legacy devices -- would you
switch in a jiffy to 802.11n? Probably not. If your current setup works
and you are "suffering through the economic downturn" ;) why bother
deploying 802.11n right away or in the very near future? Average users at
home may also just sit it out when the prices drop, and then acquire it.
-s
> Respectfully,
> Douglas
>
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>
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> Date: Mon, 9 Mar 2009 22:45:34 -0600
>
...
> The other thing that surprised me was the high number of people who
> responded that they had no plans to deploy 802.11n. What is the main
> reason you choose not to deploy 802.11n? Price? Speed? Reliability?
It seems obvious to me, like with anything relatively recent. How about
legacy deployments? You are talking about "Entreprise", so it's a large
scale deployment of a large number of now-legacy devices -- would you
switch in a jiffy to 802.11n? Probably not. If your current setup works
and you are "suffering through the economic downturn" ;) why bother
deploying 802.11n right away or in the very near future? Average users at
home may also just sit it out when the prices drop, and then acquire it.
-s
> Respectfully,
> Douglas
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------
> Douglas J. Haider
> http://www.linkedin.com/in/douglashaider
>
> Check Out My Blog!
> http://wifijedi.com
--
Serguei A. Mokhov, PhD Candidate | /~\ The ASCII
Computer Science and Software Engineering & | \ / Ribbon Campaign
Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering | X Against HTML
Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada | / \ Email!
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