Intellon Corporation Announces HomePlug 1.0 Compliant 85 Mbps Powerline Networking Chipset

User rating: 2 / 5 after 2 vote(s)

Intellon Corporation, the world leader in powerline communications, today announced the introduction of its next generation powerline networking chipset. The INT5500CS, an 85Mbps powerline networking chipset, is fully compliant with the 14 Mbps HomePlug 1.0 specification and offers the higher bandwidth performance necessary to drive next-generation home entertainment applications such as standard definition video and whole house audio.

Full story »

All News summaries from Technology news
All News summaries for September 30, 2004

Hotline to the cowshed

1 hour ago | User rating: not rated yet

A wireless measuring system, consisting of sensors and transmission units, helps to keep livestock healthier with a minimum use of resources.

Smart Home exhibit mixes cool green design with easy high-tech living

4 hours ago | User rating: not rated yet

Just inside the first floor of Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry's Smart Home, a 20-year-old re-covered Crate & Barrel sofa flanks a cool-to-the-touch, ethanol-burning fireplace that floats in the middle of the room. ...

Hi-tech solutions boost Paralympic performances

10 hours ago | User rating: not rated yet

Equipment used by Paralympians has seen remarkable improvements in recent years, enabling them to close the gap on their able-bodied counterparts and even look forward to a "bionic" future.

Advertising group opposes Yahoo-Google pact

10 hours ago | User rating: not rated yet

(AP) -- A group representing big-spending national advertisers said Sunday it sent a letter to the Justice Department asserting an online ad partnership between Yahoo Inc. and Google Inc. will stifle competition and likely ...

Going, going gone: JetBlue auctions flights on Web

11 hours ago | User rating: not rated yet

(AP) -- JetBlue Airways Corp. is auctioning off more than 300 roundtrip flights and six vacation packages this week on eBay, with opening bids set between 5 and 10 cents.

PhysOrg Forum Goto Archive

Video

Editorials Goto Archive

Free Magazines Goto Archive

Newsletter

News Archive