more chipsets for MIMO products, or at least they're in more manufacturers' products. Company Technology Name Chipset Airlink101 MIMO XR RaLink RT2600 Belkin Wireless G Plus MIMO Airgo Gplus Belkin Pre-N Airgo TrueMIMO Buffalo...

MIMO To The Rescue?. video streaming need to know part 2. In the final Part 2 of this tutorial, Tim Higgins finds truth and lies about wireless streaming.. Airgo's True MIMO appears to be the current high-bandwidth WLAN technology of choice, given the mess...

more easily. One player at the heart of this debate is Airgo, a company that provides MIMO technology to WLAN equipment vendors such as Linksys and Belkin. The company's founder, Greg Raleigh, was an early voice in the wilderness about MIMO and he is still...

ahead and litter the market with incompatible MIMO systems. At least Linksys' SRX router and card should be interoperable with Belkin's Pre-N, since they are both based on Airgo's True MIMO technology. But NETGEAR decided to see Airgo's three-antenna MIMO and...

Note that Netgear's first-generation RangeMax and 108Mbps-series cards will achieve maximum raw data rates of 54 Mbps when used with the RangeMax 240 router - just like standard 802.11g cards. This is due to the RangeMax 240's use of Airgo MIMO technology and...

products a'plenty throughout 2005. Since MIMO can be implemented in a variety of ways, products using chipsets other than Airgo's appeared, with varying levels of performance. (See our MIMO Face-Off for a comparative review of eight "MIMO" products".) Now that...

Closing Thoughts. review wrt54gx. Last month Linksys decided to take the plunge into the current MIMO WLAN fad with its SRX product line based on Airgo Networks' True MIMO chipset. Tim Higgins digs deep into this technology's performance claims so that you...

as well as MIMO products using two generations of Airgo MIMO chipsets (which do not claim anything with regard to draft 11n). The short story here is that mixing any of the Netgear products, whether they used Broadcom, Marvell or Airgo chipsets, resulted in...

Tip: Download the XR white paper (PDF) here. Airgo Networks' True MIMO has the magic "MIMO" (Multiple Input Multiple Output) buzzword to flaunt, but the technology is more than just buzz. MIMO uses multiple transmitters and receivers - each with their own antenna...

visit didn't involve any light shows, but instead got me the details on their VLocity MIMO. Their approach - which is along the lines of the TGn Sync proposal - uses two radios, with each radio having two antennas. But unlike both Airgo and Video54, which keep...