HSIT helps you to select a ROUTER

 What would you need a wireless router for? If you ask yourself this question, the answer is probably “For Internet access on my laptop”. Wireless routers are usually used at home or small offices, where laptops are also commonly used. Most broadband Internet connections employed in small offices or homes are of around 2 MB/s bandwidth. Hence a 54 MB/s wireless G router is more than sufficient. So why would one ask for a 150 MB/s or 300 MB/s wireless N router? The simple answer from HSIT team is: maximum throughput over a greater distance. Where a 54 MB/s router’s signal would cover a restricted area, 150 MB/s and 300 MB/s routers can beam signals further away and over a larger area.

150 MB/s wireless N routers are able to give you a considerable throughput with increased signal coverage at almost half the price of an N (300 MB/s) router. HSIT confirms that wireless N routers promise higher speeds at greater distances and the built-in MIMO technology helps in increasing throughput while also reducing signal loss in dead spots. The next question you would ask is, “Why should I opt for a 150 MB/s or 300 MB/s router when I don’t even have a 4 MB/s Internet connection?” Well, if you have a wireless networking setup at home or at the office and use multiple computers with constant exchange of data such as email, music or videos, you would definitely need a faster networking system.

 Wired networking can transfer data at blazing speeds of up to 1 GB/s, but as of now, wireless technology still remains at a maximum of 300 MB/s. Wireless G is much slower and is soon on its way out. Wireless N (300 MB/s) is still expensive, but is highly recommended where the network needs to be beamed in a larger area. For example, large offices, malls, and hotspots are better off with wireless N rather than a wireless G router. Wireless N (150 MB/s) routers are ideal where the data transfer is not a high priority, like in homes and small offices. These routers are basically used for Internet browsing and network gaming in a smaller coverage area. The cost of a 150 MB/s router is almost half the price of a wireless N router. So if you are on a tight budget, but still need a good speed and greater signal coverage, these are the right ones for you. Contact High Speed IT Network Services LLC. Visit: http://www.hispeedit.com/