How do Wi-Fi routers differ from Wi-Fi access points?

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• AWi-Fi routers are comprised of both a router and an access point within the same hardware.
• BWi-Fi routers allow wireless users to connect to a wired network, but Wi-Fi access points do not.
• CWi-Fi routers offer advanced security options, but Wi-Fi access points are only capable of basic
• DWi-Fi routers allow wireless users to talk to other wireless users, but Wi-Fi access points do not.

• A
  69% (20)
• B
  10% (3)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  17% (5)

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