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Xmax | wireless Data

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Low-Power Wireless

Mon, 07/11/2005 - 19:04
Communications

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As mobile devices increasingly add wireless communications to their repertoire the power consumption of the protocols becomes a factor. Bluetooth and Zigbee are fairly good at controlling power use, but they are short-range and fairly low speed. Wifi and WiMax give much better range, but the power use grows significantly, as it can do with the 3G cellular technologies.

A new technology promises to change that. xMax says they work with existing wireless communications and makes them much more energy-efficient. If it works out, this could be a major boom for mobile devices.

Larry Mittag
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