When the highly contentious IEEE 802.11n task group meets in Hawaii next week, it had better be to finalize the minutiae of how to get a 75 percent majority behind the much-awaited next generation of wireless-LAN technology. If it fails, WLAN is liable to lose ground to competing technologies, such as ultrawideband and wired home-networking options – and lose engagements with potential customers pushing for a standard upon which to base interoperable consumer devices.
Via [commsdesign.com]
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