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May 1, 2008

Corporate IT Concerned about 802.11n

By Glenn Fleishman

IT managers at the Interop conference tell Computerworld they’re not seeing 802.11n’s benefits yet: I’m not sure how naive the IT folks quoted in this article are when one says that the speed isn’t near the hype. I don’t care if 802.11n is nowhere near “300 Mbps” as long as its throughput is five times that of 802.11g (near 100 Mbps versus 20 Mbps). However, PoE (Power over Ethernet) is a bigger and real concern. The devices on the market can’t all function at full performance without more power than current PoE systems provide. There’s a new PoE upgrade on the way, however.

Posted by Glennf at May 1, 2008 1:47 PM

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