Slow performance of WL-HDD - Discussion

[brubber]

Looking for speed?

Check out this one: http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProdu...duct_Id=184316

[Antiloop]

Looking for speed?

Check out this one: http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProdu...duct_Id=184316

hm.. wireless speed is the same..

it seems they are comparing it with 802.11b stuff instead of 802.11g stuff

6mbps for a D-Link DI-624 ?? http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=6
can't be true

also a Linksys WRT624 (?)in the comparision table ?

about range itselve I'm curious..

[brubber]

hm.. wireless speed is the same.........

Yeah, however I think they are comparing real life throughput and not connection speed. Gues we'll just have to wait for a few more reviews or a good comparison test. (There's not much reliable stuff out there ATM)

I agree with you other remarks, let's just wait and see

[Antiloop]

Yeah, however I think they are comparing real life throughput and not connection speed. Gues we'll just have to wait for a few more reviews or a good comparison test. (There's not much reliable stuff out there ATM)

I agree with you other remarks, let's just wait and see

23 Mbps..?

broadcom can achieve something like that also.. even without afterburner shit

reallife througput I'm talking about

connection speed is always fake marketing shit

[Styno]

Range and connection speed of WL-500g can also be enhanced by adding a high-gain antenna (omnidirectional or else). This will cost you (much) less then buying this Belkin thinghy...

[brubber]

Yeah, however I think they are comparing real life throughput and not connection speed. Gues we'll just have to wait for a few more reviews or a good comparison test. (There's not much reliable stuff out there ATM)

I agree with your other remarks, let's just wait and see

OK, the results in the pictures seem to originate from the Tolly group (see attachment), so if this is true I guess they are reliable. I'm unable to retrieve the original Tolly group doc however. I have send a request to Belkin to send me this doc.

Also Tom's Networking is very positive about True MIMO;
http://www.tomsnetworking.com/Sectio...le96-page8.php

I still think you can achieve very fast wireless troughput with this if you're willing to spend a few bucks.

Personally I think I'll wait a year or so until 802.11n standard is defined and prices start dropping.