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Melbourne University creates “Gi-Fi” chip 5Mbps

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By Kate O'Brien

Melbourne University researchers created the GiFi chip that is only five millimeters, uses 60GHz frequencies with a range of 10 meters – same as Bluetooth, one-millimeter-wide antenna that consumes less than two watts of power, and will cost less than $10 to manufacture. This new personal-area networking chip can transmit data through the air at 5Gbps. Researchers say the chip will be available for consumer electronics – including mobile phones – in about one year.

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