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Post 9/11: Follow The Money

Posted by Sam Churchill on July 20th, 2010

“Our nation is at a critical point; we are six years into this experiment of Intelligence Reform and we have a long way to go.” — Senator Bond (R-MO) The Washington Post and PBS Frontline have produced Top Secret America, a groundbreaking series which profiles the fourth arm of the U.S. government (Articles, Blog, Map [...]

UWB Connection Kit

Posted by Sam Churchill on April 16th, 2010

The ICREON Wireless USB Multi Adapter HUWB-3000 uses Ultra Wideband to connect any windows based computer to your HDTV or projector wirelessly through VGA or HDMI connections and 5.1CH speaker and stereo speaker wirelessly through S/PDIF or stereo connections. It sends video and audio wirelessly through a WUSB link between a PC and a HDTV [...]

Battle for the Home: 802.11n Vrs 60 GHz

Posted by Sam Churchill on January 5th, 2010

NETGEAR and Quantenna are collaborating on a 802.11n compliant access point with 4×4 Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) antennas. While the typical enterprise 802.11n AP has either 2×3 or 3×3 (MIMO) radios, the 4×4 configuration is fully supported in the 802.11n standard and can deliver up to 600MB of theoretical throughput. It operates in the [...]

Top Ten Personal Area Net Stories of the Decade

Posted by Sam Churchill on December 30th, 2009

Welcome to The Top Ten Bluetooth/UWB/Zigbee/RFID stories of the decade. Dailywireless.org, has recorded achievements in broadband wireless for the last 8 years (since March 2002). We are making a Top Ten of the Decade list in 10 categories. Cellular Wi-Fi Municipal Wireless Wimax & LTE Bluetooth/UWB/Zigbee Digital Broadcasting Satellites Infrastructure Regulations Devices and Applications Here [...]

WiGig Goes to “11″

Posted by Sam Churchill on December 10th, 2009

The WiGig Alliance said Thursday that WiGig 1.0 is done, paving the way for tri-band Wi-Fi routers as early as 2010. The spec extends the 802.11 Medium Access Control (MAC) layer to 60 GHz and is backward compatible with the IEEE 802.11 standard. Ali Sadri, the chairman and president of the WiGig Alliance and director [...]

Wireless Home Digital Interface: Replacing HDMI Cables?

Posted by Sam Churchill on December 8th, 2009

Version 1.0 of the Wireless Home Digital Interface (WHDI) specification announced today is expected to compete with WiFi for shuttling HDTV around the home. WHDI is backed by chipmaker Amimon, Motorola, Sony, LG, Samsung and Sharp. The first WHDI standard based products are targeted to be available to consumers in Q3 of 2010. HDMI cables [...]