http://www.macnn.com/articles/01/03/20/tech:.intel/
Tech: Intel switches to 802.11B for wireless
updated 07:15 pm EST, Tue March 20, 2001
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Evening tech news: Intel has switched its stance on the wireless technology it supports from HomeRF—supported by Compaq and Motorola, among others—to 802.11B, the technology used in Apple's AirPort product; Dell CEO Michael Dell said today that the company is on track to meet the financial expectations it made last month; Oracle has revealed that the second largest software company plans to reduce its workforce by one to two percent through attrition and regular business performance assessments; and Microsoft has outlined its "three-pronged wireless attack" by partering with established names in the wireless industry including Motorola and Mitsubishi.
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figures they are now switching to 802.11. Hmmm didn't that fruit company do that first? Home RF? WTF is that? A lame attempt I guess now. As for Mircrosloth partnering with other. they can do what they want I am NOT EVER buying a cell phone with Windows CE on it. Would get too frusdtrated rebooting the Damn thing. anyway jsut like USB the Pc world is just catching the train again