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128 WiFi devices ought to be enough for anyone
- PaulHoule 11y agoWell, I think today there is too much emphasis on wireless and a sense almost that using wires is ritually unclean. 4G is NOT a wireless technology, 5G is about more optic fiber so that you can be closer to the infrastructure. As much as possible I get ethernet out to security cameras, game consoles and things like that and leave the WiFi to things that are truly mobile.
- chrisfosterelli 11y agoI get the point that this article is getting at, however OnHub says it supports 128 simultaneous devices. Not total devices ever. I have my doubts that the author will find himself using the active Wifi on his Ebook, laptop, Xbox360, Wii, 3DS, Google Glass, and 122 other devices at the exact same time anytime in the near future. Even if he did, I really doubt that many other household routers could handle that load either.
- gus_massa 11y agoI agree. Most of the home WiFi's are configured in the 192.168.n.0/24 subnet, so the max number of devices (excluding the router) is ¿253? Not much bigger than 128.