CES - DAY 2 - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 14

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David Lawrence: It*s important to know that if you have a larger network and in the consumers mind a larger network is anything over one computer. And you have multiple devices of mixed type, we have *g* some *b* maybe later on you get a new router and its *n.* You are only going to go as faster in your network as the slowest device in network, yes. Like even if you are not even accessing a computer necessarily the hard drive it*s on and its transmitting and its *b* your whole network is going to be at *b* speeds correct?

Frank Hanzlik: That*s correct.

David Lawrence: That*s part of the backward compatibility. So when we come back I want to talk about *I* because a lot of people are complaining about security and they always do. Whether WAP has been broken irretrievably and also talk about *n* a little bit and we can expect. And how long it will take and I have a whole series of questions. But I don*t like to you know reveal them because then you will probably come up with really witty answers and I will rather you know but you do that on the fly. We are talking with Frank Hanzlik from Wi-Fi Alliance, back with more in a moment.

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Tomorrow we have Intel, Ralph is going to be here one of the PC Dads, we get Cat Schwartz coming you remember her from TechTV, she is now with Engadget and a whole bunch of guest.

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