802.11n

Definition:

802.11n is the current fastest standard of Wi-Fi technology boasting wired network speeds with the benefit of wireless technology. 802.11n routers and devices are backwards compatible with some or all previous Wi-Fi standards, most often 802.11g and 802.11b. In addition to the speed benefits, 802.11n pulls wireless routers out of the crowded 2.4GHz spectrum and pushed it in to the much less congested 5GHz spectrum.

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