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First products get new 802.11n draft 2.0 certification
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The Wi-Fi Alliance announced this week that it has certified the first slate of products to carry the new certification of 802.11n draft 2.0. Austin (TX) - The Wi-Fi Alliance announced this week that ...
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Interop 2006: Some vendors plow ahead with 802.11n despite vote failure
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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 ...
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First draft proposal for next-gen Wi-Fi "802.11n" approved
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Today at Noon Pacific Time, the 802.11n task group voted to accept the Joint Proposal as the basis for Draft One of the new standard. According to a release from Airgo Networks, the vote today was decided ...
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CES 2006: 802.11n draft spec draws near; WLAN chipmakers get ready to rumble
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Discussions with both Enhanced Wireless Consortium (EWC) members and Airgo Networks at CES revealed that the joint proposal that has been submitted for vote will most likely be approved in two weeks. ...