Wi-Fi wireless networking, both at home and in offices, has gotten off to a much faster start than most high-tech innovations. A big reason is that the technology, also known as 802.11b wireless Ethernet, has been spared the standards wars that have plagued the industry. It even has a trade group, the Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance (WECA), dedicated to ensuring that all equipment bearing the Wi-Fi logo will be able to work together.
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