Wi-Fi news this past week included an announcement from D-Link about an upgrade being provided for their Xtreme G 802.11g wireless network products to make them "Super G" (108Mbps) compatible.
I didn't know much about Super G, so I did some
reading today.
Atheros is now providing Super G chipsets, and has offered the technology to the 802.11 task group for inclusion in a future standard.
But until that point, this "Super G" is a proprietary technology, requiring both the client and in the access point to be based on Atheros "Super G" chips.
Anyway ... just thought I would pass on the links http://news.com.com/2110-1039_3-5090853.html http://www.newsfactor.com/perl/story/22457.html
Cheers,
- Stephen Gornick
