“What does Dual Band mean? Not to be a techno flunky, what does dual band really mean?”

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• able to broadcast at two different frequencies (2.4 Ghz and 5 GHz) Think of having 2 radio stations where you (listener) can tune to either with a flick of a switch.

  Answered by Anonymous 11 years ago

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• A device that supports two frequency bands.

  Answered by coufir 11 years ago

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• Dual-band refers to a device's ability to function on two different frequency bands. Many CDMA devices

  Answered by kamal 10 years ago

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• It pretty much means you can have 3 separate wi-fi networks to sign in to. I personally have my Smart TV using one of the wi-fi networks, one is a guest network and the third is the one me and my roommate sign into to browse the internet on. Hope this answered your question!

  Answered by Savannah 10 years ago

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• Dual band means that if one band goes out the other one kicks in. Kinda like a hybrid.

  Answered by billg 10 years ago

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• It means older N devices and B/C wifi can connect in the 2.xx ghz band, AC uses dual channel 5ghz band

  Answered by Drtoddk 11 years ago

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