My neighboor does this for a living. He imagines the game and then the gaming company(ies) he is working for reviews it and eventually goes on to produce it. I would advise you to meet/get in touch with such a guy. If you want to get in touch with my neighboor, send a mail to cedneve@swing.be.
Here you go: http://www.ieee802.org/16/docs/01/80216-01_58 r1.pd f
About the speed, they state (page 20) that with a 28Mhz frequency range, you can put up to 132 Mbps of data. Of course, it also depends on the distance from the base station.
Not sure this is what is in their IEEE approved draft but I suppose it hasn't changed.
I'm no expert but I like it. If a manufacturer would quickly get some products out, it would be awesome. We can choose the frequency, the frequency range and provide wireless at speeds way beyond 802.11a/g.
I wasn't aware Windows ME isn't publicly available yet. I've got a copy from a friend. I installed it (mainly to play games since all my real work at home is done with BeOS). I can tell you DOS is still there. The command prompt is available. However, I seems much slower than with Windows 98.
I suppose this is what those guys at Redmond call an upgrade;-)
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My neighboor does this for a living. He imagines the game and then the gaming company(ies) he is working for reviews it and eventually goes on to produce it. I would advise you to meet/get in touch with such a guy. If you want to get in touch with my neighboor, send a mail to cedneve@swing.be.
Here you go:8 r1.pd f
http://www.ieee802.org/16/docs/01/80216-01_5
About the speed, they state (page 20) that with a 28Mhz frequency range, you can put up to 132 Mbps of data. Of course, it also depends on the distance from the base station.
Not sure this is what is in their IEEE approved draft but I suppose it hasn't changed.
I'm no expert but I like it. If a manufacturer would quickly get some products out, it would be awesome. We can choose the frequency, the frequency range and provide wireless at speeds way beyond 802.11a/g.
I wasn't aware Windows ME isn't publicly available yet. I've got a copy from a friend. I installed it (mainly to play games since all my real work at home is done with BeOS). I can tell you DOS is still there. The command prompt is available. However, I seems much slower than with Windows 98.
;-)
I suppose this is what those guys at Redmond call an upgrade
Cedric.