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Microsoft to
Release Wireless Adapter for Xbox |
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -
Microsoft Corp. MSFT.O on Tuesday said it will release an
adapter for its Xbox video game console that will allow a
wireless connection to the Internet.
The $139 Xbox Wireless Adapter, to be released on Oct. 5,
will let users connect to wireless networks on either the
802.11b or newer, faster 802.11g standards.
September 16, 2003 - Reuters
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Sony
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Dell Handheld
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Wi-Fi Comes to Cameras, Consoles, and More |
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NEW YORK -- Tech firms are hoping it will be a
wireless winter, judging from the gear scheduled for the
holiday shopping season and previewed Monday night at the
Digital Focus/Mobile Focus media event here. The preview is
part of the weeklong TechXNY, formerly known as PC Expo.
Wireless wares include a Bluetooth digital camera, a Palm
keyboard, and smart phones that can link your Microsoft
Outlook software to your mobile phone.
September 16, 2003 - PCWorld.com
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WLAN Enterprise to Outpace Home Market by 2005 |
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Washington, DC – September 11,
2003 – Purchases of WLAN hardware from large US private and
governmental enterprises will exceed purchases from
households and small-office, home-office entities (SOHOs) for
the first time in 2005, according to new research by
telecommunications consultancy ForceNine Consulting. In
recent years, the emerging WLAN market, principally made up
of products adhering to the 802.11 series of standards, has
been driven primarily by households and small businesses.
ForceNine projects that this will change with the emergence
of the federal government and hospitals as major sectors
adopting WLANs, and with the continued growth of early
adoptors such as the retail logistics sector.
September 11, 2003 - Force Nine
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