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Re: [PLUG] non-standard 11g
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On Thursday 17 June 2004 07:53, Jason Costomiris wrote:
| The Linksys stuff does it by waiting to transmit packets. In other
| words, buffer the smaller packets to be sent over the air and instead
| send bigger chunks of data. The result is a very slight increase in
| latency (due to the bufferring), but a 30 - 50% increase in available
| bandwidth. Not bad.
Where did you hear that? I just bought a WRT54G and eschewed the one with
"SpeedBooster" as being nothing but some software hack for $50 more. If what
you're saying is true, then I was correct. However, I told some guys at the
office about it and one of them said that Linksys was also using the
dual-channel approach in order to reach 108Mbps with the SpeedBooster WRT54G
and that the SpeedBooster and non-SpeedBooster varieties were actually
different hardware.
Do you have any links detailing what the difference really is?
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Tobias DiPasquale
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