Wireless had always been the favorite means of connectivity for anybody, whether its a home users, moblie user or a corporate user. Everybody loves the mobility and wireless makes it possible but with the evolution of video applications, we are able to send video emails, video messages, do video conferences on the move and even enjoy your favorite programs on the move using IPTV technology but bandwidth had became a bottleneck for the quality transmission of so much heavy and delay sensitive data struggling daily on the wireless networks.
So, new wireless standard 802.11ac had rised to rescue. 11ac is three times faster than 802.11n standards. Lets try to understand the throughput difference with the help of the image below -
802.11ac will use such technologies as beamforming and higher amplitude modulation
to send more data faster and more efficiently than 802.11n, NPD In-Stat
analyst Gregory Potter told CNET. And 802.11ac will help smartphones
and other mobile devices by providing higher bandwidth and a savings in
power compared with 802.11n. Using all these advance technologies we can imagine the kind of throughput we can expect from these standards, Lets have a look at the quick comparison -So, new wireless standard 802.11ac had rised to rescue. 11ac is three times faster than 802.11n standards. Lets try to understand the throughput difference with the help of the image below -
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| Traditional Wifi Vs 802.11ac |
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| 802.11ac Vs 802.11n - Wireless Performance Comparison |
With so much of bandwith flowing around us, we can imagiine the quality of videos we would be able to view around us - anytime, anywhere. I am sure you would also like the video below -
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