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Something occurred to me in mid-conversation yesterday: have you ever been to a tech conference where the Wi-fi was well-spread, offered sufficient bandwidth, and worked solidly throughout the whole event?
Me neither. If we have such trouble doing it for a limited, tech-savvy audience in a limited area for a limited time, what does that suggest regarding the "Wi-fi is going to kill telcos" meme?
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Heh heh. It screams something. Problem is that some people are deaf to such issues. I'm worried about "n". Already as I type there are 8 different WLAN waves propogating around my bedroom. One of them (probably my next door neighbour) is using an "n" MiMo AP - and ever since it "appeared" my laptop has had trouble connecting to my own access point just a few metres away ...
Posted by: Jag | February 09, 2007 at 07:55 AM