You have a notebook computer and wish to connect to an IEEE 802.11ac wireless network. The computer does not have a built-in WLA

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You have a notebook computer and wish to connect to an IEEE 802.11ac wireless network. The computer does not have a built-in WLA

N card or a PC card interface. You do not want any peripherals connected to the notebook that use wires and do not want to disassemble the computer. Which wireless adapter would be the best solution?A. Wireless PCI
B. Wireless PCMCIA
C. Wireless Full Mini-PCIe
D. Wireless USB 2.0

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BARSIC [14] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-13T01:00:21+03:00

Answer:

Wireless USB 2.0

Explanation:

USB ports are available in all modern notebook computers. This makes the wireless USB 2.0 adapter a capable option to solve the network issue.

Wireless USB 2.0 can send 480Mbit/s and 110Mbit/s at a 3meters and 10 meters respectively, it frequency ranges from 3.1GHz to 10.6GHz.

In cases where the internal wireless card is faulty or the computer does not come with a wireless chip inside, the Wireless USB 2.0 is the right option for you to be able to connect over a network efficiently.