I never checked the speed for the reasons you described, and only started to investigate when:
- I noticed that I could not stream Sky Go and iPlayer to the tablet fast enough when too far away from the router (kept on buffering); and
- had some problems when video Skype-ing.
I'll be more than happy if I could get my BB speed on wifi anywhere around the house - around 14Mbps, but I am currently getting only 2Mbps...
The main situation where I need to do that is to put videos into a phone or tablet after its been downloaded using the desktop.
The other obvious use is with modern smartphones and tablets that are very decent video cameras now.
I normally do that using USB because it?s a lot faster than wifi.
It seems to me that there must be limited
Sure, but its still useful to do that quickly if you do it often.
That I can sympathise with... I was just wondering why spending the effort trying to get hundreds of megs, when perhaps focusing on range / coverage would be the way to go.
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