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    Intel Drops Wireless LAN Support by Chipsets

    Posted on Tuesday, September 28 2004 @ 23:51:32 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Intel Corp., the world’s largest maker of silicon chips for computers, has decided to abandon the plan to incorporate wireless LAN functionality into its i915- and i925X-series desktop chipsets. The move was said to be conditioned by low demand from OEMs for the technology.

    “Based on customer feedback and strong growth in external wireless access point deployments, we no longer plan to bring integrated wireless access points to our i925X/i915 platforms at this time,” the company’s spokesman Radoslaw Ceplin told X-bit labs on Monday.

    More info at X-bit Labs


     
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