New 60GHz WiFi standard

[Velocity]

Well, Samsung did it. 5 times the current throughput means we can do wireless backups of 1tb hard drives in less than 41mins :O

https://www.engadge*****m/2014/10/13/s...-wifi-devices/

[Tall kiwi]

If it follows the 802.11ac standard, it will take a few years for it to be approved for general use.

[Velocity]

I think it was ad standard

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Most general users have no need for this unless your entire family streams a movie off one network drive

[Gray]

Most general users have no need for this unless your entire family streams a movie off one network drive

Yeah they do. If they'd like to download shit even faster.
Imagine downloading a 1080p BluRay movie in less than 10 minutes.

[[MPGH]arunforce]

Too bad only the highest end SSDs can even read at that speed. :S

[Gray]

Too bad only the highest end SSDs can even read at that speed. :S

That's true. Didn't even think about that.
I wonder if it'd cause cache overload at those speeds.

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Yeah they do. If they'd like to download shit even faster.
Imagine downloading a 1080p BluRay movie in less than 10 minutes.

VVV

Too bad only the highest end SSDs can even read at that speed. :S

That and most people's internet can't even download that fast...

[Gray]

VVV


That and most people's internet can't even download that fast...

That's true. Didn't even think about that.
I wonder if it'd cause cache overload at those speeds.

^^^ .