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To: SurfForWealth who wrote (933)	11/4/1999 10:35:00 AM
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Portfolios: - [Create a WatchList of your favorite stocks! ] Talk : Communications : 'LAST MILE' TECHNOLOGIES - Let's Discuss Them Here \| Previous \| Next \| Respond \| To: Marden Marshall (5702 ) From: Peter Ecclesine Saturday, Oct 30 1999 10:27AM ET Reply # of 5842 Hi Mardy, I am a voting member of IEEE 802.11, and can assure you that intellectual property matters were considered in the selection of modulations for .11a and .11b. There is a letter from Wi-LAN on file stating they will comply with the IEEE's position on IP and provide reasonable and equitable access to their patent. COFDM, VOFDM, WOFDM, etc., will be successful in the market, IP not withstanding. Not in devices powered by AAA batteries, but on desktops and entertainment cabinets. The race is to reduce the baseband processor to ASIC, and then combine it with a [1394/802.11/Hiperlan2/...] MAC, and first results are about nine months away... petere