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 <description>Exacting applications such as network backup, high-definition video streaming, BitTorrent downloading, and VoIP can choke even the fastest Wi-Fi: At best, a draft-2.0 802.11n router delivers a little over 100 megabits per second in real-world throughput. If multiple Wi-Fi clients claim a share, performance can rapidly--and, in the case of streaming video, visibly--deteriorate. For these reasons, our look at networking products has two components.
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 <description>While not as well known or widely used as Wi-Fi or Ethernet, powerline networkingâ€”using your existing home electrical wiring to transmit data, turning every outlet in your house into a potential network connectionâ€”can be a lifesaver when Wi-Fi wonâ€™t reach or when you canâ€™t (or wonâ€™t) run Ethernet cabling.
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