What Does 802.11G Wi Fi Mean
G was ratified in June of 2003, replacing the older 802.11b (“B”) standard. 802.11n (“N”) and newer standards eventually replaced G. How Fast Is 802.11g? 802.11g Wi-Fi supports a maximum network bandwidth of 54 Mbps, significantly higher than the 11 Mbps rating of B and significantly less than the 150 Mbps or greater speeds of N. Like many other forms of networking, G can’t achieve the theoretical maximum rating in practice; 802....