This was just reported by Ziff Davis. Proceed at your own risk in using 802.11n products.
<a href="http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,2009648,00.asp">Wi-Fi Group To Certify Draft 802.11n Products</a>
The Wi-Fi Alliance originally planned to hold off certification of 802.11n products until the IEEE finished ratifying their standards for the wireless technology. But they can wait no longer. <p> The IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) is taking longer than planned to produce Draft 2.0, the fully ratified standard covering 802.11n, the successor to today's Wi-Fi products. The Wi-Fi Alliance said on Tuesday that it will move forward and offer a preliminary certification for 802.11n products based on interoperability of the products that are currently on the market. </p>
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