Re: [apple-iphone] Re: Completely new to iPhone
boelstoddard wrote:
> My husband wants as little WiFi as possible, and prefers a hardwired
> router to minimize EMF exposure. I want WiFi for the iPhone. Is there a
> way to get the WiFi for the iPhone while still using the hardwired
> router for our computer network?
Yes. The Airports, and most WLAN routers from Cisco, Linsys, Netgear,
etc, do both WiFi and wired LAN.
> Is there a router that has the option of hardwire + WiFi and the ability
> to switch between the two, so that I could turn the WiFi on and off at will?
Not as a simple switch option. Some may have a control to turn the
WiFi on/off, but it would be really annoying to have to go into the
config of the router every single time.
Your husband is being paranoid. The RF output is too low to be of a
concern, unless he's going to mount it on his head and leave it there
for years on end.
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Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org
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