Easypeasy 1.6 Compatibility List

Definitions:

• Ethernet – this is the wired network, so it’s the RJ45 port which you plug one end of a cable in, with the other end going to the network/router/floorbox etc.
• Wireless 802.11b/g – these are two of the oldest wifi standards. b runs at 11mbps and g runs at 54mbps. Nowadays I would think that most netbooks will have wifi cards that support g (54mbps).
• Wireless 802.11n – this is the latest (official) wifi standard that runs at around 600mbps (I think). n is still pretty new, so you may not see it about much yet.
• Toggle Wifi – On many netbooks you can use the Fn+F2 keys to ‘toggle’ (switch on/off) the wifi. Unfortunately on some netbooks running EasyPeasy this doesn’t work properly, so figuring out on which models (and which wifi chipsets) it does work may help future releases.