TP-LINK releases two Wi-Fi 7 wireless network cards with BE6400 specifications

CTOnews.com March 25 news, TP-LINK today released two Wi-Fi 7 wireless network cards, both BE6400 specifications, will be available in the third quarter.

According to the official introduction, this series of Wi-Fi 7 wireless network cards can be selected as PCIe and USB interface models, both of which support 2.4G + 5G or 5G + 5G MLO technology.

CTOnews.com learned that the so-called MLO technology, the aggregate use of different frequency bands, enables a significant increase in throughput and a reduction in latency.

Wi-Fi 6 technology only allows devices to connect to one of the 2.4GHz / 5GHz frequency bands at the same time, while Wi-Fi 7 supports MLO technology, which can realize the aggregate use of two frequency bands, greatly improve the effective throughput of data transmission, or automatically switch to other frequency bands when there is interference in a certain frequency band or heavy load, so as to improve the anti-jamming ability and reduce the delay.