So-called "pre-N" wireless--Wi-Fi technology that predates the new draft form of the 802.11n wireless standard--is old news. The 802.11n standard is not due for final approval by the IEEE until ...

Wi-Fi systems enable products from different manufacturers to work together. This is made possible by international open systems, which no one manufacturer owns. All gain a commercial benefit by ...

Are there any quality 802.11n home routers that natively support IPv6 and custom firmware?<BR><BR>I'm currently running a WRT54GL, and my only real complaint is that transfers from my laptop (wireless ...

Wireless networking with 802.11n is fast enough for many of us who only want a wireless router to connect a laptop to the web without cords. If you use your wireless network for moving lots of large ...

Draft 2.0 of the 802.11n spec has been approved by the 802.11 Working Group, moving the increasingly popular wireless networking technology a step closer to its final form. 83.4 percent of the votes ...

SMC Networks has announced a line of wireless networking products that comply with the draft 802.11n standard for wireless networking. Designed with backward and cross-vendor compatibility with ...

We mentioned yesterday that the IEEE had finally ratified the 802.11n specification. The ratification meant that manufacturers could finally stop slapping their 802.11n hardware with the "draft N" ...

With the arrival of the first 802.11n routers from Buffalo Technology, Belkin, D-Link and Netgear, early adopters are wondering whether it’s time for them to upgrade their home networks. With speeds ...

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Taipei, Taiwan—Broadcom Corp. announced three WLAN router products with integrated processors that will enable a full line of 802.11n routers with high performance and consumer-friendly cost points.

At CES 2012, networking company Buffalo showed off a a router prototype built with the unofficial 802.11ac standards, sporting a 5G chipset from Broadcom that was only just announced this week.