The WiFi Alliance plans to certify the interoperability of draft-n products ahead of the full approval of the 802.11n standard. Under the two-phase certification program, the alliance will begin testing the products including baseline features from the standard in the first half of 2007 while the next phase will involve the final ratification, which is expected to take place in the first quarter of 2008. Many products based on the key features of the standard are now being sold and the estimate is that tens of millions more of these products will hit the market in 2007.
Via [elecdesign.com]
Wi-Fi Alliance To Certify Pre-Standard 802.11n Products
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