There are many WiFi advantages to users. Let's have a closer
look at them: - WiFi uses unlicensed radio spectrum and does not
require regulatory approval for individual deployers. - It
allows local area networks (LANs) to be setup with cabling. The
can reduce associated costs of network connection and
expansions. Places where cables cannot be run, such as outdoor
areas and historical buildings can use wireless LANs. - WiFi
products are extensively available in the market. There are
different brands of access points and user's network interfaces
are able to inter-operate at a very basic service level. -
Prices are considerably lower as competition amongst vendors'
increases. - WiFi networks can support roaming. This allows
mobile users with laptop computer to be able to move from one
access point to another. - Numerous access points and network
interfaces support various degrees of encryption to protect
traffic from interception. - WiFi has a set of global standards.
Not like the cellular carriers, the same Wi