New wifi chips in Samsung laptops

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[~Tech Angel~] Tomorrow, Samsung will announce that it will be the first laptop maker to incorporate the new MIMO (multiple input-multiple output) technology in wifi chips in laptops. This new technology will increase the speed, distance, and bandwidth of wireless networks.

Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

[Laptopical.com] Laptopical - The Laptops Weblog - February 2005 Archives.: Archives of February 2005's edition of the Laptops Weblog. Includes notebook news and laptop ... Digital Multimedia Broadcasting and Samsung laptops. ...

[Laptops.engadget.com] Laptops - laptops.engadget.com: Samsung is showing off a new 16GB solid state drive for laptops and Tablet PCs that's based on based on NAND Flash memory. The 2.5-inch drives will almost certainly be crazy expensive when they come

[Tech-blog.org] Samsung to Launch the Worlds First MIMO Notebook :Tech-Blog.Org: Airgo Networks, Inc., pioneer and world leader of Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) technology, the foundation for next generation Wi-Fi, today announced that Samsung will ship the world's first laptops with embedded MIMO-enhanced Wi-Fi technology based on Airgo's revolutionary True MIMO chipset. The new Samsung X20 models will offer unparalleled MIMO-enhanced wireless performance while maintaining complete interoperability with the millions of 802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11a/g devices installed across the planet. The new Samsung X20 laptops are based on Airgo's high-performance, cost-effective and power-efficient second generation True MIMO chipset technology that delivers faster, farther and more reliable wireless connectivity in the home, at the office and on the road.

[Blog.tmcnet.com] New Wi-Fi chips embedded in Samsung laptops: New Wi-Fi chips embedded in Samsung laptops - VoIP Blog. ... Samsung will be the first laptop maker to embed MIMO technology, which expands the Wi-Fi range ...

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Posted at June 14, 2005 11:24 AM