WiFi on steroids? First "WhiteFi" devices hit testing stage

When the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) made the momentous decision late in 2008 to allow unlicensed broadcasting devices access to ” white spaces ” in the television spectrum, backers hailed the move as a major step forward for US wireless networking. “WiFi on steroids,” was how one engineer put it during the debate. But for white space devices to move from laboratory concept to store shelves, they would need more than steroids; they would need some sophisticated engineering.

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WiFi on steroids? First "WhiteFi" devices hit testing stage

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Thursday, August 27th, 2009 P2P News

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