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Re: Which card is better?
The Encore card supports 802.11n (draft), which is a newer "faster" kind of wireless, however you will need a wireless router which supports 802.11n. Other than that they both more or less the same.
Unless you have and use 802.11n, I would choose the Linksys adapter. The Linksys brand of devices is a lot more popular and mainstream than the Encore brand. And no, you're not just paying for the logo.  |
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