Will I Be Able To Connect To My Wireless G Network?

[SpacemanSpiff]

One of the things that bugs me about the PSP is that it can't connect to my home network unless I use a Wireless B signal, which is significantly slower. Will the Pandora be able to accept Wireless G? Sorry if this has already been asked, searched for "Wireless G" with no results.

 

[greendots]

yes, pandora supports Wifi 802.11b/g and bluetooth

 

[AireTamStorm]

As per http://www.openpandora.org/ :
* Wifi 802.11b/g, Bluetooth & High Speed USB 2.0 Host

Pertaining to 802.11 and naming of wireless technologies:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11

 

[taintedclarity]

i can connect 2 my psp on a wireless g...

 

[jbr]

That's not the issue here. The question was whether the pandora would use the faster "g option" when connecting to the network. Sure, you can connect you're psp, but you can only use the slower "b part" of the network. (i.e., he wants to connect to the pandora at 54mbps instead of 11mbps)

 

[MWeston]

Pandora supports 802.11,b,d,e,g,i,k

See here: http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/wtbu/wtbu...;contentId=4711

The deal is solid and we have the source code so I think we can share this information now.

 

[jbr]

Interesting. It's always cool to see new information.
I'd never bothered to read to wikipedia article on the 802.11 standard until just now, but from the looks of it, network managers could get some use out of those less well known standards.
(I have no idea what I'm talking about--so I probably sound stupid to someone who does)

 

[chris_r]

What are the d,e,i and k specs? I've never heard of them before

 

[parag0n]

They are all modifications to the basic 802.11 standard:

802.11d seems to deal with having country information sent by base stations.
802.11e provides QoS stuff for wireless LAN, to make video streaming better.
802.11i is WPA and WPA2.
802.11k means the AP sends information for the radio to choose the best AP.

 

[javaJake]

Wow. I thought MWeston was just kidding... :blink:

 

[Kings]

Can't wait for 802.11 r and u

r Fast roaming
u non-802 inter-connection

 

[Karel Jansens]

802.11x for pr0n?