GiFi faster than WiFi?

Posted on the February 23rd, 2008 under News by Ryman

By 2009, GiFi will be available for mass production. With data transfer rates of up to 5Gbps within a 10 meter radius, GiFi is definitely faster than Wi-Fi.

The technology uses existing complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology resulting into a 5mm square chip. The manufacturing cost of such a technology is surprisingly low and the researchers estimate it would only cost $10 to add the chip in electronic products. The chip needs only 2 watts of electricity when it is operated and comes with a 1mm antenna. GiFi operates in 60GHz frequency, which makes GiFi the lone user of that spectrum unlike WiFi which shares the same bands as cordless phones, Bluetooth, etc.

[via pmptoday.com]

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