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Monday, June 16, 2003

Broadcom Adds "802.11e" Tech To WiFi Offerings. Broadcom has incorporated an early version of the 802.11e quality-of-service technology into its wireless products, increasing the average data throughput in its 802.11 networks. [Technology News from eWEEK and Ziff Davis]
4:19:45 PM

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Wavelink, Airwave, & Others Embrace HP OpenView. The popular enterprises network node manager expands its solution partner program and Wi-Fi network control and monitoring systems are among the many plugging-in to the OpenView architecture. [News]
3:16:46 PM

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New Wi-Fi lands in home LAN gear. Gear maker Belkin starts offering updates in order to mesh its wireless home networking range with the newly approved 802.11g standard, one of the first companies to do so for customers. [CNET News.com]
12:38:09 PM

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802.11 Planet: Chip Makers Give 802.11g More Speed. [Hack the Planet]
11:23:37 AM

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WLAN goes gangbusters. Leader of the Pack [The Register]
11:11:13 AM

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Analysts: Wi-Fi Complementary to Telecoms. Contrary to established views that Wi-Fi will cannibalize both wireline broadband and cellular services, analysts say the technologies are complementary.802.11 Planet: Live Show Coverage [News]
11:08:56 AM

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TI Moves Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Closer. Texas Instruments is introducing a coexistence packages made up of Bluetooth and 802.11 silicon that will work simultaneously while in the same device. [News]
11:07:05 AM

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