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To read more about 802.11 (WiFi) click here. For some simple security guidelines click here Wireless Gateways are used to connect directly to your Cable or DSL modem. 802.11b max rate = 11Mbs, 802.11g = 54Mbs. 802.11g has better range/coverage. Wireless Access Points - if you already have a router or switch, use an access point to extend your network Wireless Bridge PCMCIA cards - used to connect the PC to an Access Point or Wireless Gateway. Can be fitted into the PC PCI card, via ethernet, usb or plugged into the laptop PCMCIA If you need to increase the range of your Wifi setup, add a directional antenna to the access point and a similar antenna on the PCs card (best to use a PCI card with antenna socket). Have a look at the following sites Tritium - Flatenna or Great article on range extension (Radiolabs)
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