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Wi-Fi 7 quietly took off while everyone was looking at AI
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It won’t be worth it for a hot minute. There are only a few routers on the market and they range from several hundred to a couple thousand.
And there are even fewer devices that support it. There are a couple laptops that support it, but they’re a few thousand dollars.
Sounds like the usual introduction for a new wifi protocol. It's a niche market until enough devices become compatible. Then a rapid adoption as things reach their normal end-of-life and are replaced.
So wifi 7 will be widely adopted in 5-7 years if it proves stable.
I wish I knew how long a hot minute was.
I think it's how long a minute would feel if your head was on fire for the duration.
You can upgrade any laptop with socketed m.2 wireless to wifi 7 for ~$20