To all those who have said that wireless connection is slow or whatever, your wrong. Maybe you just don’t have the right type of equipment to make it better. Wireless routers and even adapters for computers have the capability of 300 megabits per second while a wired connection has the limit of 100 megabits per second. Sure it doesn’t really make that much of a difference when it’s right there, but a wireless router with the capabilities of 300 megabits per second will send a lot more data at one time using wireless than wired. Especially if you think about 100 megabits vs. 300 megabits. Also some wireless routers have dual band which makes it a lot faster for those adapters that can use it. It also is a lot more convenient for people who would like to move around a lot in their home. Sure some people have problems, but then again, you shouldn’t be using a wireless connection if you don’t know what you are doing. A lot of clients have worked with have had their wireless network completely open. It’s a shame that a lot of people own a computer, yet don’t know or want to know the simple stuff that comes with it. One thing everyone always needs to know is to use WPA2 on wireless. It’s the most secured type of wireless connection to date.

According to me wired network is much better than wireless.because it is easy and more reliable.

I go for wired internet, because of its reliability and stable connection.

I tried wireless and i must say that the speed is jumping up and down.

While being connected is quicker, I just love the portability of wireless.

I currently have a wireless router, but utilize both wired and wireless. My desktop is always connected to the router via a wired connection, while my laptop utilizes the wireless connection.

I haven’t had a problem with the wireless connection, but I do notice a speed increase when using the wired connection from the desktop.

Flexibility is one of my choice. In my place, connecting with wireless is easier than wire. All I need just find a best hotspot that provide wireless connection and then I’m on internet already.

Atleast in the place where I live, Mobile broadband is offering more speed than wired one for the same price. Its all about demand, once the infrastructure is in place, wireless networks will operate at much higher speed.

I think I too give a thumbs up to the Wired networks than wireless since I find wired is quite more faster than wireless as well and then if you do most of your things at your home then it is better to have a wired connection since it saves you a lot of money

Totally agree there Doug! Speed is one thing, convenience is another. Me personally, I prefer convenience over speed!

I love the idea of wireless networks but I have never had very much success with them. I am a huge gamer so the only real way to be is wired. Maybe someday they will get wireless to be closer to wired.