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Unfortunately this is not for Pocket PC devices... yet, however the company Buffalo has reportedly created a WiFi router it will reach speeds of 108 Mb per second. The router utilizes a proprietary standard of data compression and technology called Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) to achieve this speed. The only problem is you have to use their network card in order for it to work right. but as technology progresses, we can perhaps see this type of speed on our mobile devices via: Akihabara News
I could be wrong, but I thought D-Link already had this when you used a dlink router and card with 802.11g. Some sort of accelleration that doubled the speed when using only dlink products. http://games.dlink.com/products/?pid=370
but as technology progresses, we can perhaps see this type of speed on our mobile devices 
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