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Wireless networking gear revenues continue rise
May 24, 2005 Worldwide sales of wireless networking equipment reach new high as broadband adoption fuels growth.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.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.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.Cable-modem chipmaker to add Wi-Fi
September 15, 2003 Conexant is adding 802.11g-based wireless networking capabilities to its cable-modem chips to encourage Web surfers to beam digital content from PCs to other devices in the home.Chipmaker GlobespanVirata speeds Wi-Fi
January 6, 2004 The company develops an upgrade for 802.11g and 802.11a chips, underscoring a recent trend among chipmakers to create ever-faster networks for transmitting larger forms of digital media.Gateway adds Wi-Fi gear to mix
September 4, 2003 The company continues its push to evolve from a PC builder to a seller of electronic devices, announcing new gear based on the 802.11b and 802.11g Wi-Fi standards.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.Chipmaker Atheros files for IPO
December 1, 2003 The maker of wireless networking chips is looking to raise $100 million through its initial public offering and intends to use part of the proceeds to pay back debt.Buffalo Wi-Fi gear extends network range
April 25, 2005 Wi-Fi equipment maker's latest products connect with Airgo's MIMO to expand reach of networks.Centrino to connect with all Wi-Fi standards
August 26, 2004 New component will help next generation of Intel's wireless chip technology reach full audience for Wi-Fi.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.Two chipmakers unveil combo Wi-Fi chips
September 15, 2003 Broadcom and Royal Philips Electronics introduce new Wi-Fi chips that combine 802.11 standards as they look to optimize processors for the largest segment of the market: PCs and PC peripherals.Broadcom, Philips shrink Wi-Fi phone chips
September 5, 2003 The chipmakers are set to announce new Wi-Fi chips aimed at the cell phone market, a move that could revitalize the prospects of the popular 802.11b standard.Wi-Fi market surges on consumer sales
February 11, 2004 Wireless networking gear continues its rapid growth, but companies see a slight shuffle in their market share rankings.FAQ: Wi-Fi alphabet soup
April 14, 2005 Untangling wireless network confusion, from compatibility to speed to 802.11a and MIMO.Week in review: Net portal wars
May 14, 2004 Rivals Yahoo and Google launch assaults on each other's territory, as the fight for the Internet search dollars heats up.Acer goes wide with new notebook
March 2, 2004 Wide-screened that is. The Aspire 1710 desktop replacement sports a 17-inch screen and is aimed primarily at businesses.
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