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Alienware will start offering Airgo's True MIMO wireless cards on its Aurora m9700 and mALX notebooks. The cards promise up to double the range of basic 802.11 b/g wireless, along with more bandwidth
Wednesday, July 05, 2006 20:03

This week, with multiple industry trade shows going on simultaneously, including Computex and Globalcomm, Motorola may be looking for refuge in a different IEEE standard, testing the waters to see if
Thursday, June 08, 2006 16:47

...etworking Guide revealed today that three draft 11n WiFi routers performed surprisingly poorly, while a True MIMO-based competitor performed not much better. ...
Thursday, June 01, 2006 19:50

At a cable TV conference in Cologne, Germany, this morning, Airgo Networks unleashed a blitz of announcements signaling with zero uncertainty its intention to dominate a new and burgeoning market: wi
Tuesday, May 30, 2006 20:56

Networking heads Airgo Networks have teamed up with Alienware in order to provide what they boast is a wireless network that runs faster than wired Ethernet networks.
Tuesday, May 09, 2006 16:35

As members of the IEEE fail to come to an agreement over the first complete attempt at an 802.11n wireless networking standard, D-Link, Linksys (Cisco Systems), and Netgear all stand ready to produce
Wednesday, May 03, 2006 20:40

7. Netgear enters draft 11n race partnered with Marvell
(Archived/Networking/Networking Features)
Netgear today announced that it has begun shipping draft 802.11n compliant networking products that use 802.11n draft-compliant chipsets from Marvell.
Wednesday, April 05, 2006 21:15

8. Airgo shipping MIMO chips to Asustek
(Archived/Networking/Networking Weblinks)
  Airgo Networks continues to win orders for its True MIMO (multi-in multi-out) chips from systems vendors such as Asustek Computer as the wireless industry is waiting for chips supporting the 80
Wednesday, March 15, 2006 15:43

9. Thinking about upgrading to 11n now? Think Twice
(Archived/Networking/Networking Features)
The recent love-fest of draft-802.11n chipset announcements by Atheros, Broadcom and Marvell would have you believe that it's a no-brainer that products that will be hitting the shelves this summer w
Tuesday, January 31, 2006 18:23

For the first time, the full weight of the TG Publishing network of Web sites will be brought to bear against the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas all this week. We've assembled t
Wednesday, January 04, 2006 04:59

11. Linksys says "me too" for higher-speed MIMO
(Archived/Networking/Networking Features)
  Linksys today followed Netgear in announcing its version of MIMO products using Airgo's True MIMO 240 Mbps Wireless chipset.
Monday, November 28, 2005 16:06

12. Netgear expands RangeMax wireless networking, uses Airgo technology
(Archived/Networking/Networking Features)
  NETGEAR today expanded its RangeMax MIMO wireless networking line using "3rd generation" MIMO technology from Airgo Networks. The company's goal is to enable Fast Ethernet speed over 802.11 b/g
Monday, November 07, 2005 18:02

13. EWC aims to accelerate 11n standard formation
(Archived/Networking/Networking Features)
  Twenty seven Wi-Fi industry companies today announced a coalition formed to help speed the 802.11n high-speed WLAN standards-making process.
Monday, October 10, 2005 14:26

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