If you want I can give sB a award for best new start and the company
with the smallest inventory.
A award mean so little. Sometimes just knowing the right person will
give you a award for being a candidate. *I* have more self
manufactured APs in use then vivato have delivered.
But then they want what was it last time I heard 80k ? or was it 60k ?
I wounder what the price of them will be tomorrow. $90k ?

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p> That's what I figured eje but then again I mean they got awarded best new
p> start and one of the most promising company's in wifi forgot the site for
p> the awards from some tradeshow last year... (Surprised personally SB wasn't
p> on the list :( for best new startup) They seem to be persistent on the NLOS
p> up to 3 miles then again no pricing yet and that's the thing that there
p> pushing so much its NLOS and the clients only got to have a basic 802.11b
p> device to use it. (SB hehe) but vivato is there own hardware fully developed
p> nice looking stuff especially the indoor model a panel on the wall looks
p> very sharp and impressive. As for beamstearing's website they aren't doing
p> the hardware there doing circuitry for other companies to use like intel
p> etc. That's kinda why I posted it in here (last I heard there was talk of SB
p> radios in development lol) but then again that chipset probably pushes the
p> radios over that "cheapest for the best quality" motto.

p> Chris

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p> From: Eje Gustafsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
p> Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 9:59 PM
p> To: Oliver Shaw

OS>> Hi Chris,

OS>> Beam steering is just one of technique used by some to focus the signal
p> in
OS>> certain specific way to improve range. These wifi switch act as the
p> normal
OS>> base station or access point as we know of. On the customer end they
p> still
OS>> use the standard wifi (802.11b) cards.

OS>> The other company using similar antenna technique is vivato.net. The
OS>> advantage these switches is the extended range of coverage. They can
p> cover
OS>> 2 to 3 miles NLOS.

p> so THEY claims. Still no proven installs around from what I heard.
p> I can't see that will work for that distance anyways even if the
p> antenna is 24dB on the server side. The client side will still only be
p> a normal 802.11b with what 35mw into a 0.4dB antenna..

p> - Eje

OS>> Oliver



OS>> On Fri, 30 May 2003, phantam wrote:

>>> :: Posted in wrong msg reply ::
>>> 
>>>  
>>> 
>>> Is beam stearing still 802.11? It is right? Just heard that bandspeed is
>>> gonna be licensing there bandstearing chips out sounds intriguing. While
p> im
>>> on the subject are there any wifi switches that aren't bound to 1 access
>>> point? Too bad I haven't found one that works for SB's LOL
>>> 
>>> Chris 
>>> 
>>> 

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