September 1st, 2006

Intel’s Santa Rosa laptop platform will feature draft 802.11n wireless support, even though the final ratification of this standard isn’t likely to come until 2008, Intel’s VP and GM of mobile platforms Mooly Eden said.

Releasing Intel’s Santa Rosa platform with a draft standard networking chip could possibly lead to sporadic performance and a number of interoperability issues as witnessed by the latest 802.11n test from eWeek, Daily Tech reports.

According to report, Intel is confident that compatibility and performance issues with the draft standard will be worked out by the time that Santa Rosa is released in Q1 2007.

Daily Tech

In Laptop News, Wireless & Laptops, Notebook Platforms
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[…] The news that forthcoming Intel Centrino laptop platform (known as Santa Rosa and Centrino Pro) will feature draft 802.11n wireless, even though the final ratification of this standard isn’t likely to come until 2008, are confirmed again. Alan Crouch, director and general manager of Intel’s Communications Technology Lab, said during a presentation at the IEEE Globecom 2006 Expo that Intel expects to put a prestandard version of IEEE 802.11n Wi-Fi technology into its Centrino chips by next year. […]

November 30th, 2006 at 8:49 pm |
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