In a wide-ranging interview, an Intel executive lays out the company’s vision for getting laptops online anywhere – not to mention extending battery life. Via [news.zdnet.co.uk]… Continue Reading
Category Archives: WiMAX
Intel Braves New World Of WiMax
An emerging wide-area wireless broadband technology known as WiMax shows promise as a “last mile” solution for bringing high-speed Internet access into homes–but it’s still a few years away from general availability, according to an Intel executive. Via [news.com.com]… Continue Reading
The Next Big Thing For Wireless?
WiMax is a lot faster than Wi-Fi and has a bigger range — but success isn’t assured. Via [businessweek.com]… Continue Reading
802.16a Wireless Links The Last Mile
First-generation proprietary technology for broadband fixed wireless networks had lackluster non-line-of-sight performance, and the equipment was relatively expensive. Both of these drawbacks delayed widespread deployment of broadband wireless networks. However, the advent of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.16a standard for wireless metropolitan-area networks is likely to accelerate adoption. Via [computerworld.com.au]… Continue Reading
PCCW And Intel Team Up On Fixed Wireless Broadband Development
Hong Kong’s dominant telecom player, PCCW has announced that it will co-operate with Intel to explore new WiMAX fixed wireless broadband technologies and to maximize opportunities in the delivery of broadband data to the consumer and enterprise market segments. Via [cmpnetasia.com]… Continue Reading
Next Step After Wi-Fi Is Here, Study Says
A more robust standard for high-speed broadband wireless delivery to laptops and desktops will augment the burgeoning Wi-Fi market beginning in late 2004, says a report from New York-based analyst firm Visant Strategies Inc. Via [reed-electronics.com]… Continue Reading
More Room To Roam: New Technology Provides Far-reaching Wireless Connections
Over the two years since Wi-Fi emerged, the hype behind it has swung from one end to the other. Via [seattletimes.nwsource.com]… Continue Reading