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As far as the "Ultra-fast MIMO Wi-Fi", iPad Mini has that too. (I can only assuming they're referring to 802.11n)
by michaelmior 14y ago
As far as the "Ultra-fast MIMO Wi-Fi", iPad Mini has that too. (I can only assuming they're referring to 802.11n)
- smackfu 14y agoHere's the slide from the Kindle HD announcement: http://www.androidcentral.com/amazon-hails-improved-mimo-wifi-kindle-fire-hd http://www.androidcentral.com/amazon-hails-improved-mimo-wif... At the time it beat the iPad 3 but I don't know if the mini changes that.
- michaelmior 14y agoHmm…iPad 3 supports 802.11n (which has MIMO) as well. Perhaps the Fire HD is still faster, but it seems disingenuous to leave the iPad column blank.
- ssmoot 14y agoI could be mistaken, but: 802.11n supports MIMO, it doesn't imply it. MIMO is basically multiple antennas (I think). In real world applications I think the real benefit is increased range. In an office setting, I could definitely see that being useful.
- sigzero 14y agoThat probably was not against the latest iPad released the same time as the mini.