Powerline Adapter Speeds
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Powerline Adapter Speeds
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This is not a question about a specific adapter as such but instead about them in general.
All Powerlines seem to offer very high speeds, like the: "AV1300 Gigabit Passthrough Powerline Starter Kit" from this website which offers speeds of 1300Mbps.
http://uk.tp-link.com/products/details/cat-18_TL-PA8010P-KIT.html
What I do not understand is what it means in reality and how it is proven, as far as I know the fastest speeds that can be reached commercially is 200Mbps which if from Virgin Media's SuperHub 3.0.
I personally have the SuperHub 2 with a speed of 150Mbps so this high speed seems ridiculous to have with some company's offering even higher so I assume there is a good reason why they offer these speeds (some flaw with the hole system only being able to use 10%, ect).
Could someone please explain why the speeds of powerline adapters are so high.
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
This is not a question about a specific adapter as such but instead about them in general.
All Powerlines seem to offer very high speeds, like the: "AV1300 Gigabit Passthrough Powerline Starter Kit" from this website which offers speeds of 1300Mbps.
http://uk.tp-link.com/products/details/cat-18_TL-PA8010P-KIT.html
What I do not understand is what it means in reality and how it is proven, as far as I know the fastest speeds that can be reached commercially is 200Mbps which if from Virgin Media's SuperHub 3.0.
I personally have the SuperHub 2 with a speed of 150Mbps so this high speed seems ridiculous to have with some company's offering even higher so I assume there is a good reason why they offer these speeds (some flaw with the hole system only being able to use 10%, ect).
Could someone please explain why the speeds of powerline adapters are so high.
