New Wi-Fi Standards Approved

January 20th, 2006 by Arpan

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers recently voted to confirm a new standard for 802.11n Wi-Fi, which allows transmission speeds of up to 6 times faster than current wireless.

This is one more good reason to reject municipal Wi-Fi (for others, see here). Every single method of data transmission - from zip drives to vinyl records to dial-up to conventional television run from coaxial cables - has become obsolete. Now, its just a matter of time before Wi-Fi as we know it does too. What happens then, when after spending millions dollars for their boondoggles, munis realize their investments reap obsolete returns?

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