The IEEE announced on Friday that its Standards Board has ratified the 802.11n-2009 amendment, designed to help the data communications industry address the escalating demands placed on enterprise, home and public WLANs with the rise of higher-bandwidth file transfers and next-generation multimedia applications. WLANs based on IEEE 802.11 are widely deployed, with more than 1 million units ...
Read full articleOriginally posted by Lothros:I think some already have shipped, actually something I'm adding shortly is about the teardown of the iPod Touch revealing it had 802.11n built-in.
So any news on when the first Full N Cards/Routers are out?
Quote:Shame. I feel sorry for all these people who bought Draft N stuck with half speed :POriginally posted by Lothros:I think some already have shipped, actually something I'm adding shortly is about the teardown of the iPod Touch revealing it had 802.11n built-in.
So any news on when the first Full N Cards/Routers are out?
Quote:Wow what a big amendment thats a big document must have some major changes well if the speed difference is from 54mbps to 600Mbps no wonder i would love to take advantage of this new standard.
The 560-page 802.11n amendment
Originally posted by Josipher:Draft N vs N
so next time you buy a laptop how can you tell theyre not trying to pass you off the unratified N technology?
Quote:Originally posted by Josipher:Draft N vs N
so next time you buy a laptop how can you tell theyre not trying to pass you off the unratified N technology?
Quote:N has been ratified.Quote:Originally posted by Josipher:Draft N vs N
so next time you buy a laptop how can you tell theyre not trying to pass you off the unratified N technology?
so its concluded that N is better? and its completely safe to buy laps with N technology?
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