If you value performance and security, then upgrading to 802.11n is a no-brainer, argues Andrew Buss, service director at Freeform Dynamics
The notebook market started to gather steam in the early 2000s with the launch of mobile initiatives such as Intel Centrino in 2003. This spurred the development of an installed base of Wi-Fi clien...
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