Ultrawideband

Ultrawideband is emerging as a low-power, high-bitrate, long-range alternative to Bluetooth, a technology that's been teetering on the brink of collapsing under the weight of its own hype forever.

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Given that the wireless networking technology Ultrawideband (UWB) is on its deathbed and WirelessHD and WHDI are yet to gain any real momentum, it seems that the winner of wireless HD video sweepstakes is going to be 802. 11n which can stream data at 100 Mbps. In a recent survey, Scottsdale, Ariz., - based research group In-Stat comes to these conclusions:

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Ultrawideband -- The missing piece of the Internet video puzzle is roughly 10 feet long--the distance from your modem to your TV.

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Ultrawideband -- The missing piece of the Internet video puzzle is roughly 10 feet long--the distance from your modem to your TV.

Scott Woolley On Telecommunications Sneak Peek: Scott Woolley On Telecommunications 2006

Ultrawideband is a long-simmering wireless technology so capacious that it can send several uncompressed high-definition shows to different TV sets simultaneously.

Scott Woolley On Telecommunications Sneak Peek: Scott Woolley On Telecommunications 2006

Ultrawideband is a long-simmering wireless technology so capacious that it can send several uncompressed high-definition shows to different TV sets simultaneously.

Scott Woolley On Telecommunications Sneak Peek: Scott Woolley On Telecommunications 2006

Ultrawideband (UWB) is a newly allocated unlicensed spectrum (3.1 – 10.6GHz) that provides an efficient use of scarce radio bandwidth that is particularly useful in the high data rate personal-area networks (PAN.)

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Alereon, which is developing the Ultrawideband (UWB) and Wireless USB (WUSB) markets, today showed off a fully integrated prototype running at 480Mbps.

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For more information, please read the full article, “Ultrawideband of Brothers.”

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At the same time, he said, the rapid transmission rate of Ultrawideband could even allow consumers to, in real time, broadcast DVD-quality video from a camera to friends and family over the Internet.

Ultrawideband: Wireless Whoopee 2004