Firm reports on Wi-Fi interference issues
Mar 2, 2007 3:06 PM, - MRT
The Germantown, Md.-based Farpoint Group, a wireless research advisory firm, recently released a report on Wi-Fi network interference issues. The firm found that common wireless devices and equipment frequently caused interference to wireless-LAN traffic. For example, microwave ovens caused throughput reduction of 62%; Bluetooth headsets caused throughput reduction of 20%; and some household devices such as cordless phones caused a 100% reduction in throughput, according to the report.
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