Colour in its electronic form, synthesized by the existing video technology, is generally used for the purpose of broadcast, multimedia and image processing. There can, however, be a more wide and positive use of colour if it can be employed in communications technology to serve as a carrier. In the pursuit for attaining higher data rates, the wireless technologies come closer to the Shannon Bound of the permissible S/N ratio , which is why, it is time to look for technologies which goes beyond the conventional multiplexing methodologies for access layer (namely CDMA,TDMA,FDMA OFDM) and the available core network topologies. One such is to employ 'Colour Pixel Multiplexing' for the access and core layer. The colour pixel is used for addressing the wireless nodes in the network and for carrying the signaling and the bearer traffic. The present day video systems that can generate millions of colours, in its electronic form have been utilized for setting up a wireless network, serving mobile stations or computers as its nodes. This paper attempts to unfurl this new technique applicable for next generation mobile networks.
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