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    Advanced Question: How does 802.11n bandwidth handle a/b/g mix-ins?

    Wow, thanks Stevech! Thanks for the quick and detailed reply. I may have some more clarification questions later, but this gives me plenty to think about for now. Great info delivered quickly. Thanks again!
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    Advanced Question: How does 802.11n bandwidth handle a/b/g mix-ins?

    Questions 3 and after are my main concern, please skip to that if you must. : ) 1) Say you have a router that operates on n. This gives you a max bandwidth/speed of 300 Mbps when communicating with other n devices, right? 2) If you have 4 x n devices linking to this n router at the same time...
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