Wireless N
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anyone tried it? fyi, its 5 times faster than wireless G and the radio coverage is also 5 times. correct me if wrong.
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In Singapore, at least for now, it is pratically useless. You will only see the improvement if you are using it as a gateway for home network and transfer files from one computer to another. As for internet access, just look at how crappy the ISPs in Singapore are. Their speed does not match the wireless n's. In fact, G is already more than enoughOriginally posted by manyu882:anyone tried it? fyi, its 5 times faster than wireless G and the radio coverage is also 5 times. correct me if wrong. -
and 802.11n supports MIMO.
but i dun have compatible products to try also. the premium is not worth it.
but at least we are advancing lah.
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the price must also be very advanced.
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advanced technology...like first-world healthcare in singapore...comes at a price.
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My wireless B is still serving me well.
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5 times faster also no use. Our technologies are limited. But you can MIMO to increase coverage, if I don't remember wrongly.
Have to dig out one of the past articles from Digital Life, it covered that. -
Yes. Those don't come cheap. Can't remember how much they cost, the cost shocked me until I forget.Originally posted by digicharat:the price must also be very advanced.