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stevech said:
It might save time to find out what chipset (Atheros, Marvell, etc) these adapters use. The performance differences among retail products using the same chipset are likely small, assuming the adapter/laptop vendor doesn't do a really poor antenna design.
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Absolutely agree -

Tim - thanks for adding what chipsets are used, as this is relevant for Linux users (some are easier to work with than others)
 
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