>frankly MIMO as it stands is basically voodoo snakeoil that provides no consumer benefit whatsoever. MIMO works fine for me. The jump from 802.11g to 802.11n

>frankly MIMO as it stands is basically voodoo snakeoil that provides no consumer benefit whatsoever. MIMO works fine for me. The jump from 802.11g to 802.11n with two or more spatial streams was a significant bump in speed. And yes, I mean speed as in TCP, not PHY rate.