Wireless Home Network News

'Network Magic Home Networking Software Receives LAPTOP Magazine Editors? Choice Award (PR Web)
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'U.S. Network Equipment Market Rises 15.9 Percent In 2005 Reaching $19.9 Billion (FiberOpticsOnline)
The U.S. network equipment market rose 15.9 percent in 2005 to $19.9 billion, the second consecutive double-digit increase following three years of precipitous declines, according to TIA's 2006 Telecommunications Market Review and Forecast, an annual study produced by the Telecommunications Industry Association...

'Wireless city or region? (Colorado Daily)
City of Boulder residents might have citywide wireless Internet availability in the future, depending on City Council decisions and private sector negotiations - but regional wireless is also in the picture.

'Wireless Mesh Networking for Developing Countries (Converge! Network Digest)
OCP to Acquire Taiwan's GigaComm for PON Components Optical Communication Products agreed to acquire privately-held GigaComm Corporation, a Taiwan-based supplier of passive optical network (PON) fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) components, in an all cash transaction.

'Dell Debuts Draft 802.11n Wireless Card (DesignTechnica)
If your Wi-Fi isn't fast enough and you live for the latest and greatest, Dell will be happy to sell you a draft 802.11n wireless card offering up to 270 Mbps wireless bandwidth.

'Langberg: Wireless network overbuilding lingers (San Jose Mercury News)
You can't feel radio waves moving through the air, despite what you might hear from a few wild-eyed people in tin-foil hats. That's a good thing, considering how many wireless bits of data will soon be flying around Silicon Valley.