ahead and litter the market with incompatible MIMO systems. At least Linksys' SRX router and card should be interoperable with Belkin's Pre-N, since they are both based on Airgo's True MIMO technology. But NETGEAR decided to see Airgo's three-antenna MIMO and...

The first half of the test lets the 11g WLAN get on the air first, with the second half letting the RangeMax 240 WLAN start first. In both cases and in both the uplink and downlink tests, whenever the Airgo Gen 3 based products are transmitting, the 11g WLAN...

• -Neighboring WLAN

you should expect soon. In the meantime, if you're looking for the fastest, longest range 2.4 GHz consumer wireless stuff currently on the planet, then Belkin's Pre-N based on Airgo Networks' True MIMO is it. It's real. It works. And it will simply amaze you....

networking fad. Like Belkin, Linksys' SRX line is based on Airgo Networks' True MIMO technology. But unlike Belkin, Linksys has chosen to eschew the use of both Airgo's "True MIMO" and Belkin's "Pre-N" branding. instead, Linksys is contributing its SRX moniker...

• -Closing Thoughts
• -Wireless Tests, Continued
• -Internal details
• -Summary of Test Results

g products. This 40MHz bandwidth will be needed to deliver more than 100Mbps of application level throughput. Our test of NETGEAR's RangeMax 240, which uses an early form of 40MHz bandwidth technology based on Airgo's third-generation chipset, showed interference...