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techchee.com - 10/7/2008

LED Light Bulb networks could replace WiFi

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Researchers at Boston University’s College of Engineering have an revolutionary idea, which they’re now designing a new communication system that is made up of light bulbs for transmitting your data. The light bulbs are those low-powered LEDs, which could utilize an optical ...

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gulfnews.com - 10/6/2008

Tameer to develop world's largest LED screen in new project

— gulfnews.com — Dubai: UAE development company Tameer Holding will develop the world s largest LED screen to be embedded... on an intended commercial tower in the Majan district of Dubailand, the company announced on Monday. Termed Podium , the development will be a ... (more) Tameer to develop world's largest LED screen in new ...

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cellular-news.com - 10/7/2008

Lightbulbs Could Replace Wi-Fi Hotpsots

— cellular-news.com — ­Boston University's College of Engineering is launching a program, under a National Science Foundation grant, to develop... the next generation of wireless communications technology based on visible light instead of radio waves. Researchers expect to ... (more) Lightbulbs Could Replace Wi-Fi Hotpsots

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coolbuzz.org - 10/8/2008

UAE to get 33-storey high LED screen soon

— coolbuzz.org — Behold earthlings. The mother of all the giant LED screens is finally here and this time it’s... going to be slapped on the face of an entire building. That’s right folks, the good people over at UAE development company Tameer have come up with a... (more) UAE to get 33-storey high LED screen soon

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LED Light Bulb Network - The new Wi-Fi
Gadget Venue — ... rather then working over wi-fi which opens up the connectivity area to outside the building. The even greater thing about this is the ability to tie all your gadgets together. If you have your phone that uses this system then it’s just a matter of being in a room and you are connected. If you want to shut off the network then you just flick the switch on the wall. Will it take off though? or is Wi-fi too integrated now for something else to take over? Via: TechChee Written by Gadget Venue. If you are not reading this in an RSS feed ...