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D-Link offers Wi-Fi upgrade
October 14, 2003Broadcom unveils single chip 802.11g part
June 30, 2004 The part combines the capabilities of three chips into one, making it smaller and less expensive.Atheros ships single chip 802.11g part
April 26, 2004 Gear maker D-Link will be the among the first to design products using the component.Microsoft adopts latest Wi-Fi standard
September 16, 2003 The software giant announces new gear that uses the 802.11g standard. The company had initially passed on the technology, losing market share as a result.Intel wants partners for new Wi-Fi part
December 4, 2003 The chipmaker is working on partnerships with consumer electronics makers and content providers to help consumers make better use of an upcoming Wi-Fi component.Cisco lures businesses with new Wi-Fi gear
November 12, 2003 The company announces gear for large businesses based on the 802.11g standard, its latest effort to push corporate customers cautious of big wireless networking investments off the fence.U.S. Robotics gives Wi-Fi gear speed burst
April 6, 2004 The company updates its 802.11g hardware to allow wireless connectivity of up to 125 megabits per second.Broadcom Wi-Fi chips get in Microsoft gear
November 4, 2003 The company announces that its processors based on the latest Wi-Fi standard are being used in networking equipment from Microsoft.New chipsets to support cellular, Wi-Fi
February 10, 2006 Atheros Communications and Qualcomm collaborate to develop fast, low-power chipsets supporting the two technologies.Sales on upswing for faster wireless gear
February 24, 2004 Gear based on the 802.11g specification is poised to outsell equipment using the 802.11b Wi-Fi standard, as prices fall and consumers hook up wireless local area networks at home.Report: Wi-Fi gear moving on the double
January 14, 2004 Shipments of Wi-Fi devices quadrupled last year as 802.11g products picked up on the momentum set by 802.11b gear, which fell in price, according to InStat/MDR.Microsoft says bye-bye to Wi-Fi
May 10, 2004 Despite quickly becoming one of the leading sellers of wireless networking products, Microsoft has decided to discontinue its entire line of Wi-Fi gear, CNET News.com has learned.Gateway brings "g" to DVD player
March 11, 2004 Gateway unveils a version of its wireless DVD player that supports the 802.11g standard and can handle content from PCs running Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004 software.Broadcom to give wireless networks zip
January 9, 2004 The company introduces a chipset that will enable 802.11g networks to accelerate to 125mbps. The technology could create new opportunities for routing high-bandwidth media.Belkin looks to speed Wi-Fi products with Airgo tech
August 9, 2004 Companies say Airgo chipset in Belkin peripherals will quadruple speeds and range currently found in 802.11g products.Intel updates Centrino with new Wi-Fi part
January 15, 2004 The chipmaker is making new Wi-Fi parts available in its Centrino bundle of chips so that PC makers can use the latest Wi-Fi standard in their notebooks.Wi-Fi Alliance to begin certifying 802.11n gear
May 16, 2007 Next generation products will start getting certified this summer even though the technology isn't yet officially standardized.Wireless networking gear revenues continue rise
May 24, 2005 Worldwide sales of wireless networking equipment reach new high as broadband adoption fuels growth.VoIP firm ties rebate deal to Wi-Fi router
November 8, 2004 Vonage and Cisco's Linksys have a new bundle: an 802.11g router and any of three Vonage plans.Atheros thinks small to grow Wi-Fi market
January 27, 2004 The company has developed a component it says make it easier and cheaper to add Wi-Fi capabilities to a range of consumer electronics devices.
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