Metalink unveiled a new baseband chip targeting the emerging IEEE 802.11n standard for next-generation Wi-Fi. The company said its -MIMO-based (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) wireless chipset supports data throughput of more than 240 Mbps and could provide full-home, over-the-air coverage for video-distribution applications. Sampling is expected in Q3.
Metalink Announces Pre-802.11n Chip Offering 240 Gbps Wi-Fi
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