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Got Interference? Data-Crowding Problems Loom for Wi-Fi

July 17th, 2007 · No Comments

Interference on wireless networks will likely get worse before it gets better. Sometimes, the most egregious offenders aren’t nearby residential networks or municipal Wi-Fi grids, but the myriad electronic devices in people’s homes. Poorly shielded microwave ovens leak radio waves tuned to 2.45 GHz, the resonant frequency of water. Many cordless phones operate in the 2.4-GHz band as well. Wireless keyboards, Bluetooth devices, wireless security cameras and baby monitors can all interfere with a Wi-Fi network.
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Tags: Consumer Tech · Flaws and vulnerabilities · Software · Wired News

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