Tag Archives: 80211n

My iPad Meets My WiFi

posted by david.angell on April 13, 2010

I was one of those first 300,000 that lined up at Apple Stores to get my Apple iPad. A buddy and I went to the Apple Store in Palo Alto, CA. The atmosphere was charged like a movie premier. We … Continue reading →

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802.11n Wi-Fi: One Size Does Not Fit All

posted by david.angell on March 9, 2010

Considering a new notebook or netbook purchase? Of course, you’ll want 802.11n Wi-Fi built-in, but don’t assume that if the label says 802.11n, it’s all you need to know. You could find yourself with an underpowered 802.11n connection. 802.11n is … Continue reading →

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IEEE 802.16m to the Rescue: Meeting the Exploding Mobile Internet Data Demand

posted by david.angell on February 22, 2010

Guest repost from goingWimax.com by Sanjiv Gupta, Sr. Technical Marketing Engineer at Intel. Commercially available Mobile WiMAX is here! Major networks have successfully rolled out worldwide with Clearwire in the U.S., UQ Communications in Japan, and Yota in Russia taking … Continue reading →

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All 802.11n Wi-Fi is NOT Equal

posted by david.angell on February 9, 2010

The black and white worlds of 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi are giving way to shades of gray with 802.11n. The days of simply knowing that the laptop you were going to buy included the latest Wi-Fi adapter are gone. 802.11n is dramatically … Continue reading →

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