Tim Higgins
Originally scheduled for Q2 launch, Intel’s new Wi-Fi chipset code-named “Kedron” will be unveiled at an event next Tuesday, TG Daily has learned.
Kedron is the wireless component and was intended to be introduced in tandem with the new mobile chipset code-named “Santa Rosa” in Q2 of this year. Kedron will be based on the draft-n wireless standard and promises to increase data transfer bandwidth as well as range of wireless devices.
Atheros Communications today announced its first Bluetooth product. The AR3011 is a Bluetooth 2.1 + Enhanced Data Rate (EDR) solution specifically targeted for PC applications and the first member of Atheros' ROCm (Radio-on-Chip for Mobile) family of Bluetooth solutions.
The AR3011 is a single-chip solution that supports WLAN co-existence and simultaneous usage of multiple Bluetooth-based devices. Atheros will offer the device in combination with the company's wireless LAN products to the PC OEM market to drive adoption of Bluetooth technology in laptops and desktops.
Marvell today announced an 802.11n 3×3 WLAN solution with three spatial streams, capable of operating at 450 Mbps. The Marvell ...
Update 2 - But you can't buy Rivet Networks' new 2x2 MU-MIMO card by itself.
