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Microsoft to Unveil New Wireless Hardware, Mice, Keyboards on September 16 | |
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| Time: 14:21 EST/19:21 GMT | News Source: WinInformant | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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On September 16, Microsoft will unveil its second-generation Broadband Networking product line, which will feature 802.11g wireless products that run at 54Mbps, a dramatic improvement over the current line's 802.11b-based 11Mbps. In addition to the standard desktop and notebook computer wireless adapters and wireless base stations, Microsoft will also unveil an 802.11g-based Xbox Wireless Adapter that will let gamers access online multiplayer games wirelessly for the first time. The company will also unveil a new line of PC mouse devices and keyboards. The new mouse devices feature interference-reducing wireless technology and dramatically better battery life than previous models--as much as 6 months, the company says. In early 2004, the company will introduce wired versions of its new keyboards and mouse devices. | ||
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