If a wireless router sends packets all by broadcast and with its full bandwidth, can each connected device receive the same full bandwidth?

Question

If a wireless router sends packets all by broadcast and with its full bandwidth, can each connected device receive the same full bandwidth?

The possible scenario is like this:

1) connect one device to a wireless router to its wired port, and then send broadcast packets, let's say 100Mb/sec.

2) if the wireless router send these broadcast packets by wireless to other devices, can each device receive packets at the same 100Mb/sec speed?

This is actually intended to duplicate one packet to many.

Answer 1

The answer is no. Yes the router does (can) broadcast SSID. No the router (or the cheap ones I use) can Broadcast (stream) the same packet to multiple devices without overhead (like said above).

There was a article recently about significant improvements in switching in regards to WiFi. I can't remember where I read it.

Last place I worked that had true Wireless broadcast was using satellite. Where one packet was sent to the satellite and then broadcasted out for all that listened. Fun but a little slow at the time and lots of pricey dedicated hardware.