This is a CPE unit for connecting to an access point. If the AP has a gigabit connection and there are 8 CPEs connected, nobody can get more than 125Mbit anyway (if all are active). So for this situation, a low cost CPE was introduced.OP has a point. New 60Ghz "Lite" model can do 60Ghz connection so up to Gbit over the air in full duplex and is specced with a 10/100 port. Mental!
Thanks for that info.The 100Mbit chip does get the price down a lot.
And USB also get the price up a lot, right, normis?This is a CPE unit for connecting to an access point. If the AP has a gigabit connection and there are 8 CPEs connected, nobody can get more than 125Mbit anyway (if all are active). So for this situation, a low cost CPE was introduced.OP has a point. New 60Ghz "Lite" model can do 60Ghz connection so up to Gbit over the air in full duplex and is specced with a 10/100 port. Mental!
The 100Mbit chip does get the price down a lot.
However if there were only 4 CPE's connected and the other 3 were dormant at that point you are dramatically under what we know is possible to achieve. At least it is a "Lite" model meaning that in time if the need arises you can lose that and increase the performance (and price).This is a CPE unit for connecting to an access point. If the AP has a gigabit connection and there are 8 CPEs connected, nobody can get more than 125Mbit anyway (if all are active). So for this situation, a low cost CPE was introduced.OP has a point. New 60Ghz "Lite" model can do 60Ghz connection so up to Gbit over the air in full duplex and is specced with a 10/100 port. Mental!
The 100Mbit chip does get the price down a lot.
HAHHAHAHAH, joke of the day.The 100Mbit chip does get the price down a lot.