Jun 23
Ozmo’s WiFi PAN available Q4, is this the end of Bluetooth’s reign of terror?
Posted in: accessories, bluetooth, intel, Today's Chili, wifi
Has it really been two years since Intel joined forces with Ozmo Devices? Indeed it has, and we’ve been eagerly awaiting the day when our mouse, keyboard, and other peripherals would communicate via WiFi. And you know what? We’re still waiting — though we might not be for much longer. Apparently the company has just announced the availability of its low power OZMO2000 chip “to select peripheral manufacturers.” Compatible with Windows 7 SoftAP, Intel MyWi-Fi, and presumably Wi-Fi Direct, you can look for it to ship in production volumes in Q4. We know that this is great news for anyone who is frightened and confused by the tyranny of Bluetooth, to say the least. PR after the break.
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