what is WiFi?what is the latest version?
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Answer / anuj rana
wi-fi stands for wireless fidelity which is used to
communicate in a wireless environment.IT works on 802.11
standard using a,b & g . the latest standard of wi-fi is
802.11 n.
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Answer / lallu
wifi is an wireless local area network, which uses very high
frequency radio signals to transmit and receive data.
wifi stands for wireless fidelity.
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Wifi is wireless fedility, which is using for without wire
you can connect the internet and communicate in a wirelees
environment. It work on 802.11 standard.And the latest
version of that communication device is 802.11n.
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Answer / shriikant thakare
Wi Fi is stands for communication start when radio radio
waves are generated from rf transmeter & send receiver yo
another location
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