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To: Dexter Lives On who wrote (750)	12/9/2006 9:55:35 AM
From: Dexter Lives On	of 1002

Let's Hold the Wake for Wi-Fi, Qualcomm-ne-Airgo Exec Says By Glenn Fleishman Greg Raleigh turned MIMO into a household word: But with his move following his company’s acquisition to Qualcomm as a VP—even though he’s identified as Airgo president in this article—he says that Wi-Fi has no future as a standalone technology. Rather, it’s going to co-exist with 3G, he argues. I can’t agree that 3G will be the be-all, end-all partner for Wi-Fi, but it’s very clear that Wi-Fi-plus will be the way of the future. Intel will release Wi-Fi plus mobile WiMax and 3G. WiMax vendors are already releasing base stations, like a recent one from Alvarion, that couples fixed WiMax and Wi-Fi in a single supported package. Wi-Fi plus 3G is going to be an increasingly popular laptop offering; it’s already available from several makers, such as Lenovo and Dell. And cell phones are already cell-plus: cell plus Bluetooth, and, increasingly, cell plus Wi-Fi. (I like how this article’s writer has put Clearwire’s future deployment of mobile WiMax as in the past tense and being built by the city.) Posted by Glennf at December 8, 2006 3:27 PM wifinetnews.com TM

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