Eric Griffith

D-Link of Irvine, CA, the number three company in revenue market share for home and SOHO wireless LAN products (according to Synergy Research Group's 2002

After several months of waiting and testing, Irvine,CA's Toshiba's Computer Systems Group (CSG) has launched its Toshiba Hotspot Solution. The goal:

If you've traveled by plane in the United States in the last few years, you've seen the CNN Airport Network. Available at over 1,700 passenger gates in 38

PCTEL of Milpitas, CA, has launched its Dual-Mode Segue Roaming Client, software for users of Windows 98SE/ME/NT/2000/XP who need to roam between Wi-Fi

Since launching just over three months ago, Cometa Networks, a joint creation of AT&T, Intel and IBM along with investment partners, has stayed on top

It's not enough to just build a wireless network for business travelers -- they have to know its there. And since Intel Corp. is putting Wi-Fi in all

Broadcom of Irvine, CA, one of the first companies to supply wireless LAN chip sets based on the draft of the 802.11g specification, has announced a

While the specification for 802.11g is still in the draft stage with the IEEE , that hasn't stopped many companies and customers from embracing it.

Cisco Systems announced today that it will be freely sharing technology with partners to give Wi-Fi a further push for mass adoption by enterprise

Before even making the step to 5Ghz 802.11a like most chip makers, Marvell of Sunnyvale, CA, has announced that it will be bring the 2.4GHz 802.11g

The answer: Everywhere. The latest report this week from Synergy Research Group of Phoenix, AZ, spells out the world-wide and specific geographic market

This week Proxim released the latest branch of its Tsunami family of outdoor point-to-point and point-to-multipoint connection devices. The new Tsunami