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No Wires -- Not Even to the APs

Strix Systems of Westlake Village, Calif., is, in the words of chairman and CEO Bruce Brown, "really trying to get rid of the wires."

The company, which was founded in 2000 but is just now announcing its first products, seems to mean it, taking the term "wireless network" literally enough that they don't think even access points should have wires (except for the AC power). So Strix has announced the latest entry into the switched WLAN wars, the Access/One Network.

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Saudi cleric tones down death ruling for 'depraved' TV bosses

RIYADH (AFP) — Saudi Arabia's top judge sought on Sunday to tone down a controversial religious edict sanctioning the killing of owners of television stations that air ...
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TriQuint moves up in power amp rankings

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The power amp market for mobile phones grew 12.6 percent overall in 2007, Strategy Analytics reported Tuesday (June 3). ...
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CDMA group claims 451 million subscribers

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The CDMA Developers Group, anxious to dispel perceptions that code division multiple access technology is losing out to 3G OFDM, is claiming...
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Apple debuts iPhone 3G at $199

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Apple Inc. is stepping on the gas in cellular. It will slash the price of its iPhone nearly in half while pumping up its networking prowess to handle...
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