“How do you know if your wireless network is an 802.11b/g/n?”

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• The device transmitting the signal will be a certain standard. Search on the make and model of the transmitting device. The wireless standard for the device will be part of the specs. Also, check the device itself, the wireless spec might/should be imprinted on the device itself.

  Answered by onemoresilverdollar 10 years ago

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• If you are pertaining to the USB, you can check it on the specifications of the product. I will provide you a link of the specifications of this product for you to double check. Please click the link below to see. http://www.asus.com/Networking/USBN13/specifications/

  Answered by ASUS Answers 10 years ago

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