meets practice and, while MIMO in some form will eventually be part of the 802.11n standard, both types of MIMO are in products shipping today. Current MIMO gear is typically trumpeted as providing greater coverage area and better 802.11g throughput even if...

inside. I'll be making plenty of comparisons to the results I obtained in my recent review of the True MIMO-based Linksys WRT54GX. But if you're looking for info on how the WPN824 stacks up against D-Link's Super-G w/ MIMO gear, you won't find any. Despite...

• -Performance Improvement - 11g and RangeMax, Continued

buyers swallow hard before taking the plunge, or - as a chip vendor who doesn't currently have a MIMO offering likes to point out - leave MIMO gear on the shelf and put an 11g gear in her cart instead. At least for now, no matter what moniker it goes by - True...

• -Summary of Test Results
• -Performance Improvement - 11g and True MIMO

is risk in buying MIMO gear, since there is no such thing as a "MIMO" standard and the 802.11n high speed wireless standard that it is emulating is at least a year away from ratification. Since none of the current MIMO technologies are 802.11n, or can even...

• -Product Recommendations
• -The Products - even more

products a'plenty throughout 2005. Since MIMO can be implemented in a variety of ways, products using chipsets other than Airgo's appeared, with varying levels of performance. (See our MIMO Face-Off for a comparative review of eight "MIMO" products".) Now that...