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1463612	2019-09-25 04:13:00	It is remarkable, very useful piece	LAFAROVEDRELI (17685)
1463613	2019-09-25 05:29:00	Also depends on what type of wifi you have and the quality of the device you use. My home internet is 100 mbps, on ethernet I get 100 mbps, on my Galaxy S8 via wifi I can test at 89 mbps if I'm in the same room as the router, none of my other devices (tablet, laptop, etc) go much over 40-60 mbps. This is on either 2.4 or 5 ghz wireless N. If you have wireless G it'll be slower (unlikely it's an old standard now) and if you have wireless AC (at both ends) it could theoretically be faster. As far as I know there is no wireless standard that'll get 400 Mbps in your home. Wifi is for convenience and portabilty it's unlikely it'll ever match a physical connection. I don't know anything about the full/half duplex properties of wireless, but I can tell you ethernet doesn't use a seperate send and receive pair above 100mb speeds. Gigabit uses all 4 pairs/8 wires in both directions at the same time. Still full duplex though. Then again if you are only talking internet download speeds the half duplex nature of wifi shouldn't matter too much unless you are uploading as well, you will lose some speed from full duplex but not half.	dugimodo (138)
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