MIMO routers use multiple antennas to send and receive multiple data streams, resulting in better performance and faster speeds. They also offer high-profile encryption and are compatible with the latest wireless standard.
MIMO routers are based on MIMO technology, which stands for Multiple Input, Multiple Output, to extend the range of Wi-Fi network base stations. This relatively new set of technology protocols reinvents the way signals are transmitted and received. These routers send out multiple streams of data at the same time and then use multiple antennas to sift through the signals for the required pattern. All of this is done while maintaining a fast connection and, therefore, a fast data flow.
Actually, MIMO is a new verse of an old song. The technology has been pursued in the digital radio industry for years with varying success. Nowadays, it seems to be the standard, provided that both the transmitting and receiving parties have multiple antennas with which to send or receive multiple streams of data.
The same goes for MIMO routers, which replace standard routers in the universe of technological progress. The first models of routers have an antenna, with which they receive a data stream. Even if the sender sent multiple data streams, the traditional router, with its single antenna, would not be able to receive those multiple data streams. Enter the MIMO model. More antennas mean more data streams and that means better performance.
MIMO routers connect to any home or business network just as easily as other types of routers. They also allow for high-profile encryption paths, so you can rest assured that those multiple data streams aren’t infiltrated by hackers. This encryption is provided without loss of signal strength or speed.
Speaking of speed, MIMO routers transmit data at higher speeds than today’s standard routers. The protocols with which it roesehuter are equipped guarantee protection against data loss, which represents both a danger to the transmission and a guaranteed slowdown of the transmission speed. MIMO routers are designed to be compatible with the latest wireless standard, 802.11n, but the routers themselves are also backward compatible with older wireless standards. This is one of those products that you can buy and keep around for a while.
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