Just bought a Macbook Pro 2.3ghz with retina display...

Does it have single band or dual band for 802.11N wi-fi networking?  I'm trying to figure out what wireless router to buy.  Thanks, Sal

The MBP has an N card that operates at 5 GHz. Does not require a dual band router so does the iPhone and iPad, so unless you have legecy G equipment you won't need a dual band G/N.

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