WiMax and Wi-Fi: separate and unequal

Article Abstract:

The difference between Wi-Fi which is a local-area networking standard developed by IEEE 802.II and WiMax which is the relatively new IEEE 802.16 standard and is a wireless replacement for a wired broadband connection is presented. The differences in the working of the two standards as well as the task ahead of the 802.16 group to finalize standards for conformance testing which will take a decade or more to develop is also discussed.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Standards, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Wi-Fi, Wi-Max, Networking standards

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Putting the move back in movies: a personal video player puts films in the palm of your hand for US $99

Article Abstract:

HandHeld Entertainment Inc's $99 ZVUE, a handheld video player, plays movies, television shows, and music videos on a 2.5-inch (diagonal) thin-film transistor liquid-crystal display (LCD).

Product information, Consumer electronics industry, HandHeld Entertainment

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