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> However, I've seen 802.11n ath9k cards that claim to go up to 300Mbps.
> Think Penguin sells some PCIe and MPCIe cards like that.
> 
> And apparently 802.11n can go to 600Mbps, although a quick search
> doesn't tell me if any implementations exist that are supported by free
> drivers.

I've found the TP-LINK TL-WN881ND which on specs goes up to 300 Mbit/s.
It seems to be supported by ath9k, but I'm still looking for a confirmation.