Bye Bye 40 MHz Mode in 2.4 GHz - Part 1
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- Published: Tuesday, 01 May 2012 16:35
- Written by Tim Higgins
Updated - If you've been wondering why your new 802.11n router won't link higher than 130 Mbps in the 2.4 GHz band, we have the answer.
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Inside Story: Cisco Linksys EA Series
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- Published: Tuesday, 10 April 2012 15:41
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Updated - We peeked inside Cisco's new Linksys E and EA routers so that you don't have to.Why 802.11ac Will Kill The 5 GHz Wi-Fi Band
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- Published: Thursday, 23 February 2012 16:50
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Updated - 802.11ac is all about faster wireless. But it will eat up most of the 5 GHz band to do it.Waiting For The WPS Fix
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If your wireless performance isn't what you think it should be, don't blame your router. It could be your notebook.Announcing SmallNetBuilder's Wireless Radar Charts
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We've added a new plot option to the Router and Wireless charts.Super Wi-Fi: The Great White Hype?
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The latest wireless networking technology that just got the FCC's go-ahead may help for some applications. But it's not the ultimate solution that you may be hoping for.Why Is Three Stream N Taking So Long?
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- Published: Tuesday, 01 June 2010 16:19
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I was briefed by both Atheros and Ralink last week on their announcements at this week's Computex over in Taipei. While it wasn't the sole reason for the calls, I was able to get a feel for why we still haven't seen any three-stream N routers, even though the first were announced well over a year ago.
WiGig Makes A Smart Move
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- Published: Monday, 10 May 2010 12:10
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With a flurry of announcements, the WiGig Alliance shows that it has learned the lessons of past failed wireless technologies.Inside Story: Linksys E-series and Cisco Valet
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Besides easier setup, is there anything new in Cisco's six new N routers? - Hole discovered in Wi-Fi 802.11n Draft 2.0 Certification test
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