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bandwith

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Consumers should expect to see the next generation of wireless devices enabled by Ultra-Wideband, a power-efficient radio technology that allows the transmission and sharing of information between devices in a high bandwith spectrum.
The future belongs to the unwired; Ultra-Wideband technology will ... by Reed-Woodard, Marcia A. / Black Enterprise
Amenities at the seven-story, Class A office property include a cafe, conferencing center, concierge, high window ratio per square foot of space, multiple providers of data/ telecom bandwith via fiber optic cable and full generator backup.
Brokers flock to Stewart Avenue by Real Estate Weekly
It does this by running two 2GHz processors in tandem and, thanks to the adoption of AGB and PCI-X for massive bandwith (PCI speeds from 33MHz-133MHz and throughput from 266MBps-2GBps), this machine doesn't just look mean; it plays mean, too.
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