From what I can tell, the wireless 802.11n vendors will have reduced power to comply with current standards by the time 802.3at finally arrives.
Siemens have a 802.11n products running at full capability using current 802.3af PoE, so it looks like it might only be a matter of time before the remaining vendors follow.
Or will it?
It seems the others might take a while as they all use an Atheros chipset, which is where Siemens differ. So they are basically all depending on Atheron to reduce the power consumption
Siemens have a 802.11n products running at full capability using current 802.3af PoE, so it looks like it might only be a matter of time before the remaining vendors follow.
Or will it?
It seems the others might take a while as they all use an Atheros chipset, which is where Siemens differ. So they are basically all depending on Atheron to reduce the power consumption