OK so this is getting very frustrating.
This is what we get form the Marketing Guys at Buffalo;
"Buffalo’s AirStation Wireless-N networking solutions provide powerful 802.11n wireless connectivity, offering outstanding performance and range. Designed to IEEE802.11n standard specifications, AirStation Wireless-N solutions offer single band transfer rates from 150 to 300 Mbps and concurrent 300 Mbps on dual band solutions for a combined total of up to 600 Mbps. Great for Web surfing, HD multimedia streaming, gaming and more, Buffalo AirStation Wireless-N is the perfect boost for your wireless network."
and this;
"Buffalo’s AirStation Wireless-N networking solutions provide powerful 802.11n wireless connectivity, offering outstanding performance and range. Designed to IEEE802.11n standard specifications, AirStation Wireless-N solutions offer single band transfer rates from 150 to 300 Mbps and concurrent 300 Mbps on dual band solutions for a combined total of up to 600 Mbps. Great for Web surfing, HD multimedia streaming, gaming and more, Buffalo AirStation Wireless-N is the perfect boost for your wireless network.
add in a graphic
and another
and VOILA you have SCHMUCKS (like me) shelling out $100+ because they believed the advertising.
But it goes beyond this. Indeed if anyone (I did) looks at the FCC report on the device indeed it shows (at least in that report) that indeed it does provide almost the maximum allowable power (900mW if I recall).
So the question for me is. Was that test performed and submitted to the FCC for approval valid, accurate and indicative of what the end-user will experience with the product and if not, should the FCC be pulling it's approval? Wouldn't be the first time that Buffalo was denied sales in the US.