Wi-Fi Alliance 802.11n Certification Change Complicates Consumer Choices
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- Published: Thursday, 23 July 2009 05:20
- Written by Tim Higgins
The Wi-Fi Alliance today said that it would add tests to its released-standard 802.11n Certification program, but not require re-certification of previously-approved products.
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