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  5 GHz Wi-Fi is better, so why aren't we letting go of 2.4 GHz?

  Publié: avril 21, 2017, 6:50pm CEST par Dirk Gates

  There is a bit of black magic -- or fuzziness -- to Wi-Fi technology. For example, few people know how fast their Wi-Fi connection is at any given moment. Wi-Fi operates at literally hundreds of different speeds (data rates), and these variations depend on dozens of factors. The speed can change with every single data packet that gets transmitted. Over the last 19 years, Wi-Fi has made incredible strides to stabilize and perform at the high level we enjoy today. The variability of Wi-Fi, however, can still make things confusing. Two for the price of one Traditional APs have a fixed… [Continue Reading]