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There are good reasons to pay the premium prices that AC1900 routers command. But counting on potentially higher 2.4 GHz link rates isn't one of them.How Much Throughput Can You Really Get From An AC Router?
So you got an AC router to replace your old N router. How much do you think you increased your wireless bandwidth?
How Well Do AC Routers Handle Mixed Networks?
Our testing found you'll still sacrifice throughput running a mix of client types. But 802.11ac appears to make better decisions about which client type loses the most.
We Now Test Wireless Extenders, Adapters and Bridges
We'd like to announce the launch of our full suite of product research tools for Wireless Extenders, Adapters and Bridges.Community Wireless Is Alive And Well
If you've been looking for information about building a neighborhood wireless mesh network, we've found a good resource.Will A New Router Really Improve Performance? Part 2
We take the most accurate look ever at what moving from an N to an AC router can do to your wireless performance.Will A New Router Really Improve Performance?
When does buying a new router improve wireless performance? And when is it just a waste of money?AC1900: Innovation or 3D Wi-Fi?
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