Which of the following is a difference between a cellular WAN card and a WLAN card?
A. A cellular WAN card requires a subscription to a cellular provider, whereas a WLAN card can work without provider payment.
B. A cellular WAN card works on most public wireless access points, whereas a WLAN card is more proprietary.
C. A WLAN card generally has a range of 6 miles, whereas a cellular WAN card is limited in range to 1,200 feet.
D. A WLAN card is usually an external card, whereas a cellular WAN card is usually an internal card.
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