What type of connection

would Clearwire, a wireless connection, be considered?
Trying to fine tune my WRT54GX4 router.
Thanks for your help.
Mike
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In the basic setup window, in the internet connection type, choices are given for cable and dsl. As my connection is a wireless, I am looking for the best choice to use.
My connection speed varies from a low 250kbps to 1.5mbps. Clearwire suggusts the router my be causing the problems. They are seperated by about 4 1/2'. I also have a 1.9ghz cordless phone extension in the room. I am looking for the best configuration setup for the arrangment that I have.
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