Gigabit Wireless Expected in 2009?!?
While we are on the topic of 802.11n and speed, I thought this was an applicable story that appeared on Network World’s website earlier in the week.
It talks about Quantenna Communications plans to release a 4×4 MIMO chip set in Q3 of 2009 that is capable of 1 Gbps wireless bandwidth (600 Mbps of throughput).
With 100+ Mbps throughput currently provided by 802.11n, most desktop applications have more than enough bandwidth. Gigabit Wireless would certainly eliminate speed as one of the obstacles to replacing Ethernet with wireless.
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