Best case, what kind of speeds are we talking here? the 5N was doing 90MB/s on youtube.
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I'm sorry Nate, but I'm not sure I understand what you are asking. Are you wanting to know what kind of transfer speeds someone using a 500FS is getting across their internal network? If so I'm not sure I understand the connection between a 5N and youtube.
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This is unit so slow that only the preposterous expense of it will keep you from smashing it.It's too slow to delete files from. It's too slow to backup to. It's too slow to work from. it's too slow to do much of anything with. You may be able to write data to it at UP to 20MB/s when it's completely new and empty. Once it gets full we're talking like 1-6MB/s, or so slow to reply that your client machine simply drops the network connection assuming it's not there anymore. Right now I'm trying to delete 555 files from one. It's got 416 items left to delete. it has been over 10 minutes.... This is unit so slow that only the preposterous expense of it will keep you from smashing it.It's too slow to delete files from. It's too slow to backup to. It's too slow to work from. it's too slow to do much of anything with. You may be able to write data to it at UP to 20MB/s when it's completely new and empty. Once it gets full we're talking like 1-6MB/s, or so slow to reply that your client machine simply drops the network connection assuming it's not there anymore. Right now I'm trying to delete 555 files from one. It's got 416 items left to delete. it has been over 10 minutes....
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This is unit so slow that only the preposterous expense of it will keep you from smashing it. It's too slow to delete files from. It's too slow to backup to. It's too slow to work from. it's too slow to do much of anything with. You may be able to write data to it at UP to 20MB/s when it's completely new and empty. Once it gets full we're talking like 1-6MB/s, or so slow to reply that your client machine simply drops the network connection assuming it's not there anymore. Right now I'm trying to delete 555 files from one. It's got 416 items left to delete. it has been over 10 minutes....
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It's a terrific starter laptop!! I don't know anything about the videos but the speed will depend on your internet service ( eg. Verizon Fios has about 3 different levels)
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I don't think it's going to work if it's not at least 4G. Typical speed requirements are as follows:*1.0 - 2.3 Mbps for SD video*2.3 - 4.5 Mbps for 720p video*4.5 - 9.0 Mbps for HD/1080p video*Over 9 Mbps for 3D HD movies
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If you intend to watch videos on your device, you will eat all your data in no time and pay a fortune. I bought 4 gigs and used my device on a 30-day trip for lesser data-consuming tasks like music, email and facebook (no vids) and used about half that, mainly by taking advantage of any wireless services we had available (hotels, restaurants) along the way. It all depends on your usage; it's no substitute for a wireless modem, tho.
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I am able to view live feeds over 3G on my iPhone. They come in just fine. If you are referring to the Internet speed at your house I would say a few megabits per second is all that is needed. I had uverse which offered a 30 mb/s package (actual speed less than 10) and had no issues. Now I have 50 mb/s with Comcast (about 10-12 actual) and no issues.
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A previous answer mentioned that 10/100 are not standard wireless speeds, which is correct; however, it also mentioned a 54Mbps maximum for 802.11n, which is incorrect. The 802.11n spec can handle up to 600Mbps (the actual limit will differ from device to device, depending on how it is utilized), while 802.11g has a maximum of 54Mbps. 600Mbps is the maximum link speed you can obtain and does not account for overhead such as error correction codes. Real world speeds are more likely to be in the 100Mbps neighborhood. Keep in mind also that you will be limited by the read/write speed of the HDD installed. That said, I have a 7200RPM HDD in mine, and I get a link speed of 72Mbps max with transfer rates of about about 3Mbps. That equals a little under 5 minutes to transfer a 100MB file. I tested via the samba protocol from my Galaxy S4; your mileage, of course, may vary. EDIT: Using the enclosure's Internet connection, I ran an Ookla speed test from my Galaxy, thereby bypassing the HDD as a factor. I got about 26Mbps this way, so the functional speed of the WiFi itself is definitely higher than the 3Mbps I got reading/writing files.
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Yes in a way!! I have a basic package from my ISP. Only 6 MG. When I use the N900 I use it on a dual band setting. Putting out both 2.4GHZ and the 5GHZ. Some of the newer devices samsung Gal II for example can pick up the 5GHZ signal and my laptop can get about 4 bars in Win8.1. I didn't expect that speed. But it is only when I am up close about 0 to 20 feet away. But if I go outside in the yard then I loose bars on the Laptop but the Samsung Gal III comes in as soon as I hit the driveway, about 40 feet away. So it really depends on the newnest of the devices you use. As far as the Game consoles it adequate but that is not the fault of the N900 but the basic speed package I have. Trust me when I say this, the N900 is a great choice for a medium size household with slow speed. I can not attest to high speed broadband yet.
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Hi, that is interesting and is misleading for sports or nature photographers like myself. I did buy it for the noted mb speed on the label as I need speed on my shoots, and it bothers me that elsewhere it is stated as being slower than what I am being lead to believe, and need. I don't think though that that would restrict video taping as I also use as spares ScanDisk 45MBs cards which were the fastest at one time, but they take video with no issues. One must also take in the frames per second and pixel size of the movie. High speed cards can handle hi def to low definition. The first thing I did was change the movie mode to one of the lowest standard on all cameras that can take videos, and it still didn't work.i also have Lexar cards. They have issues when taking too many pictures such as action shots in sports, but are fine for video and general picture taking. I tested it when I got home and it had no issues videoing, along with the older 45mbs cards and still couldn't figure out why the PNY wouldn't take videos. Thank you. Rob
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John, not sure if it works well at 5ghz I can tell you that I noticed a reduced speed when using it to extend the range of my dlink router.
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In Castle Rock, WA on the I-5 corridor, I just did a test at Speedtest.net and I'm currently getting 2.74Mbps down, and 2.99Mbps up. I would guess this is due to my semi-remote location, and the way that I'm using it (as a shared connection for my entire home network) and not the device itself.
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Its the same as the 3G experience on a smart phone, which if you are used to 4G feels slow. But its really only noticeable when trying to stream video.
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you guys don't even realize less than 1% of the country have the bandwidth necessary for decent 1080p. why should Apple, or any company, waste money on a feature hardly anyone could run? if you think there is a huge difference between 720p and totally compressed 1080p over a WAN connection, then you are living in make believe land, which is fine, because someone has got to buy all the Monster Cable.
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Hello,I actually sent mine back and just went to Verizon and bought one. I never even opened this one. The one I bought from verizon was a MiFi and I Love it . We connect up to 5 laptops and the speed is fine. We have a plan with verizon and pay $10.00 a month for it. I believe we have a 3 gb plan
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It is really really slow. I got max 14 MB/s, most of time, it is only 1.4-16MB/s. Very disappointed.
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I have both 30 and 45 MB / s, and makes no difference. But I am not happy with the speed filming. HS 1000 must be kidding. At almost 480 umlig to get sharp images, even with a tripod. Maybe I do something wrong? - Must try more, I think.
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Yeah... ish. I have it in my router right now and it works great in the 2.4ghz band. Im working on getting the 5ghz band up and running but I seem to be running into country code problems or it might be possible that this card doesn't support AP mode in 5Ghz mode but Im hoping for the former :) kernel 3.13.EDIT. Talked to a intel kernel dev. 5ghz is disabled for regulatory reasons.
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Fast enough for gaming and other stuff... Should be fast for the "YT"... I don't know what it is by the way... If it is YouTube then yes it is quite good for that.