makes me wonder... wireless a is on the 5.0ghz spectrum, does this mean that at some keynote Jobs is gonna go "BOOM! All your iPod Touch's have N WIFI!!!!!"
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makes me wonder... wireless a is on the 5.0ghz spectrum, does this mean that at some keynote Jobs is gonna go "BOOM! All your iPod Touch's have N WIFI!!!!!"
JUST like that.
No. 802.11n may work on both the 2.4 and 5GHz frequencies but that is a different chipset.
I wouldn't expect a 802.11a/b/g/n chipset until it's cheaper to use than the current chip.