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i'd say the average house has only one wifi-ap and since 5ghz (AC) just barely pentrates a solid built wall, 2,4ghz-N is where the majority of wifi usefullness

i'd say the average house has only one wifi-ap and since 5ghz (AC) just barely pentrates a solid built wall, 2,4ghz-N is where the majority of wifi usefullness originates, which is even older ... but yea, cell confinement and directional interference optimisation is the way to go for high density applications.

vel0city 6y ago
In terms of frequencies used for WiFi and the dates standards were ratified, 5GHz is technically older. 802.11a was ratified just before 802.11b, but came to market a little bit later and hardware was a bit more expensive.
- hansel_der 6y ago
  > 802.11a was ratified just before 802.11b true and nobody used it, hence i was talking about AC which was practically the start of 5ghz wifi