Looking for a portable wireless access point that can be a client for a wired nic. Does it make a difference between 802.11b & g for
connecting at hotels/hotspots?
Interesting choices:
Asus wl-330g
Dlink dwl-g730ap
Airwire 5480ap
Belkin f5d7233
There are some standard size routers that can also be AP clients which have Power over Ethernet. Would like to use access point without
needing another ac power adapter. So usb or poe seem necessary. Does POE require another kit to use power for AP from nic?
Comments on above models appreciated. Airwire seems the nicest though cannot find any place in North America to buy it.
Cal
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