100+ mps WIFI to ship in 2005

HomePlug is in widespread use in the US and around the world both for in house BPL and Access BPL.

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Google using "powerline ethernet adapter" and you'll find all the major players supply hardware.

The version of Access BPL which seems to be gaining the widest acceptance is also based on HomePlug.

While the HomePlug AV spec has only recently been approved, Intellon showed hardware that streamed multiple HDTV feeds more than a year ago. Perhaps you're confusing it with "HomeRF" which was one of the dozen or so failed incarnations of what eventually became ZigBee.

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Dave Houston
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Airgo Networks, maker of WIFI chips in Cisco (Linksys) and Belkin equipment, announced that Multiple-Input/Multiple-Output (MIMO) WIFI with >100mps speed will ship in routers and adapters by end of 2005 and in entertainment devices in 2006.

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" At its fastest real-world speed, a network based on Airgo's True MIMO Gen3 with ACE products will be faster than one based on conventional [100mps] ethernet".

' "This is the key that unlocks the digital home," ' ?

"The technology could well deal a death blow to the coming HomePlug AV products for powerline networking ".

Marc Marc_F_Hult

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