| Dare to compare: right now, our best wifi standard is 3gbps. We've barely got *that* online, though it's available in many metropolitan areas. Is this wifi? I don't know. Probably fiberoptics. Light transmission isn't practical outside fairly confined spaces (that's what your remote control is, people, and bluetooth as well--light, infrared, radio, they're all on the same electromagnetic spectrum, just at different frequencies). | |
| Intel uses silicon photonics for faster data transfer over long distances http://www.crunchgear.com/2008/12/08/intel-uses-silicon-photonics-f... |  |
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