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Wireless USB poised to cut the cable

Posted by Jack Cook on October 17, 2006 – 8:27 am
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Fast Wireless Connections Between Pcs And Peripherals Are Coming

Tom Krazit, a Staff Writer for CNET News.com had a nice article on how Wireless USB is poised to cut the cable.  It is short but very good … worth the read. 

In part, Tom said:

The computer industry is still working on the paperless office, but new short-range wireless technologies on tap for next year could at last bring about the cable-free desktop.

The PC and consumer electronics industries have been talking up Certified Wireless USB (Universal Serial Bus) links as a replacement for those tried-and-true USB cables connecting the PC to everything from iPods to keyboards. Delays, unfortunately, have plagued more than a few companies trying to make this a reality.

Source: CNET News.com

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