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2007-01-30
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Sorry, but I'm a stickler for details and this is an area of semi-expertise.The problem is the antenna. There's not really anything about a wireless card that can be done to make it prefer reception or sending, but cards tend to have more craptastic antennas that routers.
This means that, especially a USB stick style card, will be "quieter". This isn't a big deal, because the router has better antennas. Better antennas mean it can "hear" the "quite" signals better, and it can also "shout" a lot louder so the crappy antennas in the USB stick can hear it.
The Nokia most definitely has as crappy an antenna as any USB stick. A PCI card with a removable antenna would be a much better mate than a USB stick.
Power output might play an effect here as well, as a USB stick probably doesn't send as much signal to the antenna, but the whole concept remains the same.
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2007-01-30
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(Really: I'm only joking. Your contribution was, in fact, quite revealing. I'm a weird one, me; just ask Texrat