Think All Draft-N Wi-Fi Adapters are the Same - Think Again!
posted by David Angell on August 26, 2009
Check out this PC World Review:
“On the other hand, a laptop equipped with a 3x3 Intel® Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 client card consistently outperformed one equipped with a 1x2 Intel® WiFi Link 5100 client adapter. The improvement was dramatic, too, ranging from 28 to 62 percent overall, so paying the USD 40 or so extra for the higher-end client in a new laptop may be a good investment.” PCWorld.com, Becky Waring, July 2009
To find out what makes the Intel® Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 go zoom, read A Smarter 802.11 Draft-N.
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