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Does enhanced 802.11b really run at 22Mbps?

April 26, 2017Enhanced run

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Does enhanced 802.11b really run at 22Mbps?

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Nope. The http://www.tomsnetworking.com/Sect […] -page2.php First TomsNetworking Rule of Wireless Networking holds for these latest wireless networking products too. Our testing has shown that you can get a speed boost to about 6.5 – 7Mbps (vs. a typical 4Mbps normal 802.11b best-case speed). But you get the boost only under strong-signal conditions, and your speed will degrade more than it does with normal 802.11b as your signal level decreases. For more info, see http://www.tomsnetworking.com/Revi […] APplus.php theTomsNetworking review of D-Link’s DWL-900AP+ enhanced Access Point.