Explaining Wi-Fi: 802.11 Standards & Generations @ExplainingComputers

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Explanation of Wi-Fi IEEE standards and generations. You can learn more about Wi-Fi on the Wi-Fi Alliance website at: wi-fi.org

The Cisco white paper I cite is available at:
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:34 Wi-Fi Origins
03:48 Real World Performance
07:25 Generational Wi-Fi
09:57 Other Wi-Fi Standards

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