I could be mistaken, but: 802.11n supports MIMO, it doesn't imply it. MIMO is ba...

		ssmoot on Oct 29, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Amazon.com criticising new iPad on homepage I could be mistaken, but: 802.11n supports MIMO, it doesn't imply it. MIMO is basically multiple antennas (I think). In real world applications I think the real benefit is increased range. In an office setting, I could definitely see that being useful.