802.11n? - dslreports.com

loeakaodas join:2005-01-31 Sarasota, FL	reply to dvd536 Re: 802.11n? That's referring to the speed over coax not Wi-Fi.
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dvd536 as Mr. Pink as they come Premium join:2001-04-27 Phoenix, AZ	reply to apollo80 said by apollo80 : I see that the MI424WR is 802.11b/g. Couldn't find anything about the Westell. Hmmmmm. how does one get 75 to 175mbps on hardware limited to 54mbps and expect ~20mbps[realworld] out of that. -- When I gez aju zavateh na nalechoo more new yonooz tonigh molinigh - Ken Lee
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LowRider join:2006-06-23 Dallas, GA	reply to Quake974 i think b and g are compatible, however you won't get the N capabilities. just the range no speed.
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BubbaDude join:2008-06-06 Livermore, CA	reply to apollo80 The Small Netbuilder review of the MI424WR relates to an older model based on totally different hardware, so beware.
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jksDFjhafsdl @sgns.net	reply to Quake974 said by Quake974 : Anyone know if either of these are 802.11n capable? Here is the data sheet.. »www.westell.com/images/products/···3_ds.pdf
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apollo80 join:2002-01-31 Richmond, VA	reply to Quake974 I see that the MI424WR is 802.11b/g. Couldn't find anything about the Westell. Actiontec MI424WR '»www.smallnetbuilder.com/content/···0022/51/'
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Quake974 join:2006-04-11 North Wales, PA	Anyone know if either of these are 802.11n capable?
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