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Originally Posted by syee
I probably wouldn't say there's no difference between an N and a G router.
For instance, do you have a cordless phone that operates on the 2.4ghz frequency? If you do, get the N. The G wireless works on exactly the same frequency, and I've noticed in my home as soon as the phone rings, and the duration that someone is talking, it completely knocks out the wireless signal.
Just something to think about...if you have the DECT 6.0 phones or even the 5.8ghz phones you should be OK with either though.
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if your phones are knocking out the wireless then change the channel
use channel 1,6 or 11 as they will not overlap