Sharp DC2J1DZ115 - world's smallest WiFi module
By Marc Perton 
posted Mar 14th 2006 10:08AM
posted Mar 14th 2006 10:08AM
Is
there a reason for Sharp to boast that its DC2J1DZ115 is the world's smallest WiFi module? After all, unlike the
world's smallest MP3
player, this isn't a product consumers can actually buy. However, smaller WiFi modules mean smaller, cheaper (we
hope), lower-power WiFi devices, so as far as we're concerned, the smaller the better. Now let's get these modules into
cameras, phones, PDAs and DAPs ASAP!
One simple question....
WHY IS THIS NOT IN THE ZAURUS C-3200 ???!!!???!!!???
What you said!
I was the hand model for the Sharp DC2J1DZ115.
This is probably whats going inside the CSKIII.
;)
My sources tell me that the next video iPod will have this built in so that users could purchase music directly from their iPod using iTunes mobile (R).
Was anyone else's first thought that the picture looks like Zoolanders cell phone?
"Earth to Matilda..."
I wonder who far it can send and recieve.
Meh, the Nanoradio NRG720 is still smaller on all sides.
http://www.nanoradio.com/?NavID=251
The Derek Zoolander Center for Kids Who Can't Read Good! -- "The center has to be... at least 3 or 4 times bigger than this!" *smack*
Ahh, such a good/horrible movie.