Comments for 802.11n and Gigabit ethernet tag:bradchoate.com,2007://4- 2005-08-19T09:44:50Z The man, the legend. Movable Type -en-trunk--20070910 tag:bradchoate.com,2003://4.1526-comment:914 Comment from pete on 2003-04-16 pete http://rasterweb.net/raster/ I'm guessing you're one of those who can trigger a new software release as well just by downloading and installing what appears to be the most recent version.]]> 2003-04-17T03:57:49Z tag:bradchoate.com,2003://4.1526-comment:918 Comment from Gavin on 2003-04-17 Gavin http://www.estey.com Unfortunatly that isn't a gigabit switch it's a 10/100 switch with a gigabit uplink.

All this bandwidth is a little excessive. It seems like they're solving a problem that doesn't exist. I'm more than happy with 802.11b at home. It's a bit of a moot point when you only have 512k DSL :)

]]> 2003-04-17T19:54:48Z tag:bradchoate.com,2003://4.1526-comment:919 Comment from Kurt Raschke on 2003-04-17 Kurt Raschke http://www.raschke.net/~kurt/journal Nope, actually that's a full 8-port 10/100/1000 switch, and every one of those ports is capable of Gigabit speeds. So it's actually a very good deal considering how cheap it's going for.]]> 2003-04-17T22:34:17Z tag:bradchoate.com,2003://4.1526-comment:975 Comment from Kevin Elliott on 2003-05-01 Kevin Elliott http://www.kevinelliott.net/ The other day I purchased a LinkSys 5-Port Gigabit switch for $119 at Fry's Electronics. It was the last day of what seemed to be an unadvertised sale.

As for wireless, you can never have fast enough wireless. Some of us power users push around a lot of content on the local network. And since wireless isn't quite up to speed with 100mbit and gigabit hard wire networks, us power users can't replace our wired lans with all wireless. I'd love to have all my servers and workstations on pure wireless (so there's no wire clutter), but it just can't push around video files fast enough.

]]> 2003-05-02T01:33:32Z tag:bradchoate.com,2003://4.1526-comment:1056 Comment from Brendyn on 2003-05-25 Brendyn http://www.rit.edu/~bwa5099/blog/ I love persephone as your background on the comments page, she's hot in that dress.

But, I did my research paper (about a week ago) on Ethernet technologies through the ages and found out surprising amounts about all the new technologies and IEEE standards that they adhere to.

It's great fun to learn more about them. I actually recently bought a 10/100 EtherFast Linksys Switch for my home's LAN, and got it to work properly after getting Road Runner to give me a second IP for a hefty $4.95 a month.

So to the point: Thanks for the link to that, it's great to learn what's next. Have a good day!

]]> 2003-05-25T18:24:22Z tag:bradchoate.com,2003://4.1526-ping:740 Wireless to go Kalsey Consulting Group :: Measure Twice http://kalsey.com/blog/2003/04/wireless_to_go/index.html A small wireless access point makes it easy to set up wireless networks anywhere I go. 2003-04-19T21:00:09Z