Yeah, relatively speaking, those results are much slower, but looking at the numbers still gave me reassurance that it would be better than my Wi-Fi speeds. I purchased a powerline kit today with 10/100/1000 connections, and I'm getting nearly 100 Mbps in my office. That's less than half my overall provided, but it's twice what I've been getting for the past 18 days.
I also bought a network hub so I can link my two PCs with the internet on the primary input. The lack of networking between computers was a big loss to me not having the router in the same room as my two PCs. I share a lot of work files across my network on weekends when I work while my wife is using the desktop. Not being able to easily grab files from the desktop to work on my laptop was a huge pain in the posterior.
