Though I don't recall the details of the router I mentioned before, I
think it was really trying to speed up web browsing by spreading the load
between two WAN ports. It might get the html for a page from one WAN port
and images from another or, perhaps, look how "saturated" a WAN port is
and send new requests out the less saturated port.

It's been several years since I looked at data on that router, but it did
look interesting at the time.

Harold


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