Sharp DC2J1DZ115 - world's smallest WiFi module

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!

[OddManOut @ Mar 14th 2006 10:36AM]

One simple question....

WHY IS THIS NOT IN THE ZAURUS C-3200 ???!!!???!!!???

[strider_mt2k @ Mar 14th 2006 10:38AM]

What you said!

[t0dd @ Mar 14th 2006 11:49AM]

I was the hand model for the Sharp DC2J1DZ115.

[TZK @ Mar 14th 2006 12:53PM]

This is probably whats going inside the CSKIII.

;)

[jdoak @ Mar 14th 2006 12:54PM]

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).

[jfox @ Mar 14th 2006 1:22PM]

Was anyone else's first thought that the picture looks like Zoolanders cell phone?

"Earth to Matilda..."

[jcg @ Mar 14th 2006 3:09PM]

I wonder who far it can send and recieve.

[Sven Tumba @ Mar 14th 2006 8:33PM]

Meh, the Nanoradio NRG720 is still smaller on all sides.
http://www.nanoradio.com/?NavID=251

[chefjoeardee @ Mar 15th 2006 3:16PM]

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.