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1. First products get new 802.11n draft 2.0 certification

   (Networking/Networking Features)

   ... Link 4965AGN, Broadcom's 802.11n router and card, Cisco Access Point, and Marvell TopDog WLAN solutions, as well products from Atheros and Ralink. In addition, the alliance also introduced a new ...

2. Opinion: Has Airgo no shame?

   (Opinion/Opinion Features)

   ... is pitching a chipset that is based upon a "draft of a draft". We all knew that at some point Airgo would come off its mountain and wallow in the pre-standard mud along with Broadcom, Atheros and Marvell. ...

3. Gateway offering draft 11n wireless options

   (Networking/Networking Brief)

   ... in offering draft 802.11n wireless options for its consumer lines of desktop and notebook PCs. Marvell announced that Gateway is using its TopDog draft 802.11n WLAN technology in Gateway's" consumer lines ...

4. Marvell announces first WLAN/Bluetooth chip for portable devices

   (Networking/Networking Features)

   Marvell today said that it has developed the words first chip that combines WLAN and Bluetooth functionality in one die. Santa Clara (CA) - Marvell today said that it has developed the words first ...

5. Draft 11n performance disappoints in latest Tom's Networking tests

   (Networking/Networking Features)

   ... NFiniti - use Broadcom's Intensi-Fi draft 11n chipset, while the third router, Netgear's RangeMax Next Gigabit, uses Marvell's TopDog draft 11n chipset. Vendors of draft 11n equipment have touted throughput ...

6. Netgear picks another draft 11n dance partner

   (Networking/Networking Features)

   ... is exactly the same as those set by Buffalo for its "Nfiniti" router and notebook card. Both "Gigabit Edition" products that were announced last week are based on Marvell "TopDog" draft-11n chipsets. Netgear's ...

7. Airgo confirms "draft 11n" products will cripple neighboring 11b/g networks

   (Networking/Networking Features)

   ... chipset. Although Airgo does not claim 802.11n draft compliance for its chipset, all upcoming "draft 11n" chipsets from Atheros, Broadcom and Marvell will employ similar mechanisms that use 40 MHz of bandwidth ...

8. Thinking about upgrading to 11n now? Think Twice

   (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 will ...

9. CES 2006: 802.11n draft spec draws near; WLAN chipmakers get ready to rumble

   (Networking/Networking Features)

   ... on the 11n standards front, rival chipmakers are pushing ahead with plans to ship new MIMO chipsets to compete with MIMO market leader Airgo. As promised in announcements last month, both Marvell and Atheros ...

10. CES 2006: EWC players raise MIMO ante to 300 Mbps

    (Networking/Networking Features)

    ... less. A fellow member of the Enhanced Wireless Consortium (EWC), Marvell is taking a different approach at CES, with no announcement of the EWC compliant chipset that it will be demoing. The Marvell chipset ...

11. Atheros and Marvell to launch EWC-compatible 802.11n chips in 1Q 2006

    (Networking/Networking Brief)

      Atheros Communications and Marvell Technology reportedly will begin volume production of their respective WLAN chips compliant with the Enhanced Wireless Consortium's (EWC) proposed 802.11n standard ...

12. COMDEX: Wrapup

    (Hardware/Hardware Brief)

    ... uses a Marvell 11b chipset and is a fully featured access point that includes WDS-based bridging and repeating , as well as an AP Client mode. Street price should be $50 - $60 when it becomes available ...

13. Marvell to launch 802.11b chip solutions integrating WLAN and 3G technology

    (Hardware/Hardware Brief)

      Joining rivals Philips and Broadcom in their push into wireless chips, US-based Marvell Semiconductor is developing a new generation of chips that integrate WLAN and third-generation (3G) mobile ...