The RT2800 chipset supports PCI, MiniPCI, CardBus, USB 2.0, PCIe and MiniCard interfaces. The USB 2.0 version has a patented antenna inside a small housing that enables the entire draft-802.11n design to fit inside the small footprint of a USB package. This chipset also has its software driver in optional onboard flash memory instead of on CD-ROM.
Pricing and availability were not announced.
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