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Generally yes as long as they support the same wireless standard. B is the old one, G is the current and a lot of people have "sorta N". The N's will not work across brands because they are not to a released standard.
Forget B it is out of date, too slow and too unsecure. Go for a G and anything will work together and with the older B's, but not secure and slower with the B equipemnt. N will work with B and G also but you won't get the speed advantage so it's wasted money since G is much cheaper. |
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Yeah, it will work with any router, on any freguency.
But as pointed out, speed loss is inevitable if the frequencies are mixed. |
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