Motorola subsidiary Freescale Semiconductor outlined a product roadmap this week that will take its line of UWB (Ultra-Wideband) chipsets from 114 megabits per second to 1 gbps over the next year.
Freescale’s existing XtremeSpectrum chipset can support short-range wireless UWB connections up to 114 mbps. Samples of the chipset are available to hardware makers, and the chipset will be commercially available during the third quarter, the company says.
Source: PCWorld
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