G GadgetGeek407 macrumors 6502a Original poster Aug 23, 2011 #1 Im wondering if air drop is more for like word files or big files like 4gb? and how quick is it? I sent the new lion DMG over this joker is taking FOREVER
Im wondering if air drop is more for like word files or big files like 4gb? and how quick is it? I sent the new lion DMG over this joker is taking FOREVER
A askrib macrumors member Aug 23, 2011 #2 ya dude, it will take FOREVER, its over a wifi connection. super slow
hefeglass macrumors 6502a Aug 23, 2011 #3 using airdrop from a 2011MBA to a 2011 MBP gave me 16MB/sec transfer steadily...if that helps you
A admanimal macrumors 68040 Aug 23, 2011 #5 The theoretical maximum of 802.11n is about 40MB/s, so 16MB/s is pretty good for wireless in a real scenario.
The theoretical maximum of 802.11n is about 40MB/s, so 16MB/s is pretty good for wireless in a real scenario.
alecgold macrumors 68000 Aug 24, 2011 #6 admanimal said: The theoretical maximum of 802.11n is about 40MB/s, so 16MB/s is pretty good for wireless in a real scenario. Click to expand... I thought the new airport and MBP's had up to 450Mb theoretical speeds?
admanimal said: The theoretical maximum of 802.11n is about 40MB/s, so 16MB/s is pretty good for wireless in a real scenario. Click to expand... I thought the new airport and MBP's had up to 450Mb theoretical speeds?
B bizzle Suspended Aug 24, 2011 #7 alecgold said: I thought the new airport and MBP's had up to 450Mb theoretical speeds? Click to expand... 450 megabit is 56.25 megabytes. Factor in overhead and the fact you'll never get 100% signal, 40MB/s is pretty reasonable.
alecgold said: I thought the new airport and MBP's had up to 450Mb theoretical speeds? Click to expand... 450 megabit is 56.25 megabytes. Factor in overhead and the fact you'll never get 100% signal, 40MB/s is pretty reasonable.
X Xgm541 macrumors 65816 Aug 24, 2011 #8 It shouldnt be taking THAT long. A 700mb movie took me about 10 min through FTP to my ipad.
ZBoater macrumors G3 Aug 24, 2011 #9 hefeglass said: using airdrop from a 2011MBA to a 2011 MBP gave me 16MB/sec transfer steadily...if that helps you Click to expand... At 16MB/s, 4000MB (4GB) should transfer in just over 4 minutes. Someone check my math... 😎
hefeglass said: using airdrop from a 2011MBA to a 2011 MBP gave me 16MB/sec transfer steadily...if that helps you Click to expand... At 16MB/s, 4000MB (4GB) should transfer in just over 4 minutes. Someone check my math... 😎
X Xgm541 macrumors 65816 Aug 24, 2011 #10 ZBoater said: At 16MB/s, 4000MB (4GB) should transfer in just over 4 minutes. Someone check my math... 😎 Click to expand... this is true
ZBoater said: At 16MB/s, 4000MB (4GB) should transfer in just over 4 minutes. Someone check my math... 😎 Click to expand... this is true
B Bart Simpson macrumors newbie Aug 24, 2011 #11 Just read an article yesterday that airdrop doesn't require an internet connection? http://www.maclife.com/article/howtos/6_tips_and_tricks_using_airdrop
Just read an article yesterday that airdrop doesn't require an internet connection? http://www.maclife.com/article/howtos/6_tips_and_tricks_using_airdrop
K KPOM macrumors P6 Aug 24, 2011 #12 Buy the $50 Thunderbolt cable and that file transfer ought to be really quick. 😀