No, won't do. Too much a commodity product and everyone knows what it is. Therefore the punters will refuse to pay a lot of money for it - making the technology unattractive to the vendor consortium.
By popperPosted Wednesday 30th April 2008 10:32 GMT
i find it strange that the likes of RTL can produce 1 gigabit ethernet at such cheap prices today, but we still cant get a simple extension to that ,an auto bonded home Ethernet generic windows driver would be a good start.
why havent RTL or one of the other vendors already made available to the home/SOHO market, some 2/4/8 and 10Gbit ethenet cards, thats the question im looking to be answered.
you can get RTL 1gig for a £5 now and thats been available for a very long time,its clear the home users would buy and use faster chips and routers fitted with them, whats holding them back producing these!
Comments on: Chip makers unite to define unified home network tech
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By Anonymous Coward Posted Tuesday 29th April 2008 14:51 GMT
@ Tony Smith #
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By Ru Posted Tuesday 29th April 2008 15:36 GMT
@CAT5 #
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By Nexox Enigma Posted Tuesday 29th April 2008 18:19 GMT
auto bonded home Ethernet would be a good start #
By popper Posted Wednesday 30th April 2008 10:32 GMT