said by mozerd:1 .. 3 stream N does not necessarily equate to 450 Mbps so no its not the same thing. In the E4200 specific case it does equate to 450 Mbps.
2 .. The typical 5 Ghtz mobile device will not support speeds higher than the built-in NIC is capable of supporting. To support 450 Mbps the mobile devices must have NIC's capable of communicating at the higher speeds and bandwidth.
1) So what does 3 stream mean then in general and to the E4200?
2) So I guess what I was asking here is what does today's typical laptop or Win tablet support...300? Less? Are manufacturers of mobile devices keeping up with 802.11N or should I just get the E3000 instead?
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