Worldwide consumer Wi-Fi customer premises equipment shipments totaled...
Worldwide consumer Wi-Fi customer premises equipment shipments totaled 43.3 million units during Q1 -- a 17 percent increase from the previous quarter, said ABI Research on Thursday. Although 802.11n device shipments still comprise more than two-thirds of all device shipments,…
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“802.11ac access point adoption is starting to gain traction” in the consumer access point (AP) marketplace, said Jake Saunders, ABI practice director-forecasting. Devices using the 802.11ac standard began entering the market late last year, and 200,000 802.11ac Wi-Fi consumer APs shipped in Q1, said the industry research firm. A total of 1 million 802.11ac consumer APs will be shipped through the end of 2013, while products using the 802.11ac (WiGig) standard will likely enter the market by the end of the year, it said (http://bit.ly/13JC6fo).