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The problem with this is that (AFAIK) there are no 100Mbps wifi routers around over here in the UK, so unless you want trailing cables or to have cables fitted
by piers 17y ago
The problem with this is that (AFAIK) there are no 100Mbps wifi routers around over here in the UK, so unless you want trailing cables or to have cables fitted professionally you're still only going to get approx 54 Mbps
- rufo 17y agoI just did a quick check on amazon.co.uk and I see plenty of 300Mbit-advertised 802.11n routers... is there some regulatory problem or something else I'm missing?
- sliverstorm 17y agoThe people who spring for 100Mbps will hopefully be aware of this already- they will hopefully be techies! And, finally, maybe one day people will understand that 'wireless' is not a kind of internet, and it does not even necessarily correlate to fast internet. (For a few years everyone I spent time with used 'wireless' to refer to any fast internet, and also presumed if it was wireless it was as fast as money could buy. GAHRGH!) edit: hell, it's already an issue- Virgin offers 50Mbps, and wifi only offers it's (theoretical!) max of 54 when you've got excellent signal strength.
- forkqueue 17y agoNot true, 802.11n is widely available here.