Wireless support in macBook

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Hi

Normally all the PC laptops seem to indicate wireless support as 802.11/a/b/g but mackBook indicates it as 802.11/g. What is the difference between these two ? Does it imply macBook has a limited support compared t5o normal windows laptops like Dell?

btw, will the wireless support of macBook work fine while running Windows XP on it using boot camp?

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Raju
 
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No, your Macbook has the latest and fastest technology, and it will work with any other device that says 802.11a, b or g. Don't worry about this.
 

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the letters mean different kinds of wireless northing to worry about too much. g is the normal in homes and most offices.
 
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2.0Ghz c2d black mb 1gig ram 120gb hd
backwards compatible ftw.
 

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