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N and G wifi distance

I want to start using a wireless router with N (draft) protocol but I have a mobile which works with G only.

I know that they will work together but I want to know whether the possible distance between the new router and the mobile will be like the N or the G standards.

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Posted 2009-08-27T12:02:05Z
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