Why Is Three Stream N Taking So Long?
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- Published: Tuesday, 01 June 2010 16:19
- Written by Tim Higgins
I was briefed by both Atheros and Ralink last week on their announcements at this week's Computex over in Taipei. While it wasn't the sole reason for the calls, I was able to get a feel for why we still haven't seen any three-stream N routers, even though the first were announced well over a year ago.
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