Gas Plasma Antennas Help Wi-Fi Security

mindless4210 writes "Markland Technologies has developed a new gas plasma antenna technology which could help to secure wireless networks. The technology allows for highly directive and electronically steerable digital data transmission via solid-state semi conductor based plasma generators. A plasma antenna can reposition itself at very high speeds, as well as change it's beamwidth and bandwidth, creating spatial and spectral security features which are not presently available with conventional WiFi antenna technology."

Comments

Sounds great.

[Anonymous Coward]

In fact it sounds too good to be true.

Oh wait. I see. It's a press release from a startup company. Never mind.

If you reconfigure the modulators

[Neil Blender]

And verify the heisenberg compensators, it could just possibly work. You might need to check out the lateral sensor array though.

They forgot the best feature of all

[nizo]

The entertainment value when someone walks up and says, "hey whats this thing..." followed by screams as their hand disappears after touching the new flashy glowing thingy.

I can see it now

[MilkmanIAC]

Picture of a wide-eyed 'generic business person" with big print on the billboard that reads "Got Gas? If not, you're wireless network isn't secure."