Thanks John. I know I am switching from U verse to Time warner for the speed. After testing a friends time Warner connection over the holidays.
Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 10, 2015, at 5:59 PM, John Robinson <[email protected]> wrote: > > Large budgets, months of testing to see if the new iPad Air2 is indeed more > Wi-Fi robust than it’s predecessor. > > Two iPads, both 64 gb, both on the Time Warner network, which is 50 meg > download, 5 up and the router is the Apple Airport Extreme Tower with the ac > wireless technology. > > Both side by side in the same location, several feet and two floors from the > router. > > The Air2 is running the Wi-Fi ac technology, the Air is running the n > technology. > > The Air2 was purchased as a Christmas Gift, the Air is just over a year old. > > How did they do? > > > First the Air: > > > <Air.png> > > > > Next The Air2 > > <Air2.png> > > > > Seems the Air2 is maxing out the TimeWarner pipe as the results of ethernet > on the Mac Pro was actually no better than the Air2 Wireless. > > > Mac Pro > <Mac.png> > > > > So until TimeWarner brings to our area the 100 meg speeds the Air2 looks to > be as fast as Ethernet. I have read discussion threads on the maximum speeds > of the Air2, > some that have the higher speeds in their area are getting 102 down and 103 > up, and the max speed is said to be linked at 300 mbps!! Soon we won’t need > the wires!! > > Enjoy the weekend! > > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > MacGroup mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup
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