> How come today, for home use, WiFi seems to exceed the price/performance of hard-wired? Only if you read the advertised speeds instead of measuring. Also wi

> How come today, for home use, WiFi seems to exceed the price/performance of hard-wired? Only if you read the advertised speeds instead of measuring. Also wired networking has the benefit of not using a shared medium, so all wired clients get full capacity each, vs wireless where all clients share the bandwidth. Wired is so much better for almost any task I throw at it, by a magnitude at least, so the only units in my house left to wireless are phones, tablets and non-work laptops.