Entropic and Atheros today announced they have formed a new industry group to solve the range and speed problems that have plagued wireless LAN users.
Entropic Communications and NETGEAR today announced what they say is the "industry’s first" home networking MoCA-certified, Ethernet-to-coax bridge kit.
MoCA chipset manufacturer Entropic today announced that D-Link will have a retail product by the end of Q1.
The D-Link DXN-220 MoCA MediaBridge is an Ethernet to coax MoCA-compliant bridge using Entropic's EN2210 chipset. The announcement didn't quote any bandwidth numbers, but MoCA 1.1 has a PHY (raw) data rate of 270 Mbps. So expect a maximum application (useful) data rate of around half that.
No pricing was announced.
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