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The WiFi Alliance has been working on 802.11n for several years now and we are finally beginning to see the fruits of their labor.
802.11n is a breakthrough technology that enables Wi-Fi networks to do more, faster, over a larger area. 802.11n Wi-Fi provides the very best connection available for computer networking and home entertainment applications alike - delivering the range, bandwidth, and performance today's multimedia applications and products demand.
With the potential to deliver up to five times the throughput and up to twice the range of previous-generation Wi-Fi gear, products based on the new 802.11n draft 2.0 standard can do more than ever before. Consumers will soon be able to take advantage of whole-home coverage and content-rich applications such as streaming high-definition video, online gaming with multiple users on a single network, and speedy file transfer of photos, music, and more. Enterprise users will be able leverage 802.11n products to increase network capacity and improve robustness.
Products that are Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ 802.11n draft 2.0 are expected to appear on the market starting in mid-2007.
The WiFi Alliance has been working on 802.11n for several years now and we are finally beginning to see the fruits of their labor.
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