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Yes, the marketecture is far more important than the architecture or actual performance. ;)

Great work on the review as always. Thanks. Wow, I thought that it would be a dog since I only paid $14.99 including tax and no shipping from Amazon with an Intel employees and family discount a couple months ago. I better open it up and deploy it to replace my aging Netgear WNR3500.

It's probably going to be deja vu of 802.11n, lots of products will be based on draft versions because the marketing teams need them and once started everyone will jump in.

Anyone know if they support 802.11 k, r, and v since they are called "business grade"?

Some interesting stuff, but IMO one SFP+ port adds no value. I already use three SFP+ dual port cards on my two storage servers and main machine without a router for bulk transfers within 5 meters. I would really like to start seeing some 10GBASE-T, like two or three ports. Now I would find...