: a long spear that people throw as far as they can as a sport. the javelin : an event in which people compete by trying to throw a javelin farther than everyone else.
The newest WiFi standard, 802.11ac, is roughly three times faster than the previous champ, 802.11n. In geek-speak, each 802.11ac antenna can move up to 1,300 megabits of data per second (vs. a max of roughly 450 megabits for n). So Iâll just get this out of the way: The easiest and fastest way to get more performance out of your WiFi network is to buy a new 802.11ac router.
For instance 1.5 Mbps download and 256 Kbps upload. Due to the fact that most users download much more than they upload, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADSL. You can check your Internet connection speeds here: http://speedtest.net. As far as average broadband speed in the USA goes, it is currently around 6.7 Mbps. http://techcrunch.com/2012/08/09/akamai-global-average-broadband-speeds-up-by-25-u-s-up-29-to-6-7-mbps/.