Don't Be Fooled by MIMO Hype
Date Posted: February 27, 2005 07:43 PM
Author: Mel Beckman
802.11n, the new WiFi standard slated to replace 802.11g, is still two years away from finalization. But that hasn't stopped a bevy of vendors from bringing so-called Pre-N products to market. The main draw with 802.11n is MIMO -- Multiple In, Multiple Out -- antenna technology, which can double the throughput of a WiFi network and increase its range and coverage by up to 100%.

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