Comments on: Buffalo 802.11 AC Router at CES 2012 http://razetheworld.com/videos/buffalo-802-11-ac-router-at-ces-2012/ Set The World On Fire! Mon, 23 Apr 2012 01:52:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Vortex http://razetheworld.com/videos/buffalo-802-11-ac-router-at-ces-2012/#comment-658987 Vortex Sat, 14 Jan 2012 07:40:00 +0000 http://razetheworld.com/?p=6827#comment-658987 <blockquote><p><cite>ztrain <a href="http://razetheworld.com/forum/topic/buffalo-80211-ac-router-at-ces-2012#post-345447">said</a>:</cite><br /> yes... but they are getting that throughput because they basically have the antennas connected together....<br /> its not rly wireless, its more like a digital to analog then back to digital conversion.... </p></blockquote> <p>Yeah...and even if it were that fast, which remains to be seen, the ISP's in the US would only be using a minuscule fraction of that bandwidth. I really wish ISP's would get their shit together already. </p>

ztrain said:
yes… but they are getting that throughput because they basically have the antennas connected together….
its not rly wireless, its more like a digital to analog then back to digital conversion….

Yeah…and even if it were that fast, which remains to be seen, the ISP’s in the US would only be using a minuscule fraction of that bandwidth. I really wish ISP’s would get their shit together already.

]]> By: ztrain http://razetheworld.com/videos/buffalo-802-11-ac-router-at-ces-2012/#comment-658986 ztrain Sat, 14 Jan 2012 05:05:46 +0000 http://razetheworld.com/?p=6827#comment-658986 <p>yes... but they are getting that throughput because they basically have the antennas connected together....<br /> its not rly wireless, its more like a digital to analog then back to digital conversion.... </p> yes… but they are getting that throughput because they basically have the antennas connected together….
its not rly wireless, its more like a digital to analog then back to digital conversion….

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