Actually I had already read that... it's what came up when I googled the
issue.
But, other than the particular single stream models the article
mentions, it still doesn't make it clear how to tell what's a single
stream router when you are ordering from NewEgg or wherever...
If the specs say the words "Draft N compliant" specifically does that
mean it's MIMO N ?
In the cheaper models I am looking at I am afraid I'll get single stream...
I guess if it has two or three antennae I guess that would mean it is
not single steam N .... ?
Funny how many of the N's don't have a print or drive USB port also...
db
Tom Piwowar wrote:
On Oct 5, 2009, at 2:00 PM, db wrote:
How can you tell from the specs whether an N router is single stream or not?
Yes, it is very confusing. Single-stream means it is not MIMO. N is
supposed to require MIMO, but vendors got exceptions written into the
standard. I have read that single-stream devices may not always
interoperate with other N devices. A real mess. When you have a lot of
spare time, read
this:http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/content/view/30620/100/
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