Good news for all of you out there using wireless Internet (which is pretty much everyone under the age of 40 these days) — Japanese scientists have found a way to make Wi-Fi over 20-times faster than the fastest current connections.
How did they achieve this? Through the mighty power of T-rays! The T-ray band is the part of the electromagnetic spectrum between 300 GHz and 3 THz, which is currently unused by anything else. It’s all a bit technical, but the important take away is this — the Japanese scientists harnessed these T-rays to create a Wi-Fi connection capable of transmitting data at 3Gb/s. Note, that’s 3 gigabits-per-second, which translates to around 375 megabytes-per-second, which is still pretty damn crazy.
T-ray powered wireless routers probably won’t be available to buy at your local Best Buy for a while, but when they are I’m looking forward to laying in bed with my laptop and downloading every HBO show ever filmed in around 2 minutes.
via Gizmondo
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“T-rays” sounds suspiciously like something from a superhero’s origin story.
Your ISP will have to be capable of those speeds as well, otherwise you won’t really notice a difference unless you’re transferring files over your own home network.
That may be the case, but that won’t stop the ISPs from jacking up prices.
Well, yeah — all this is still a few years down the line for actual consumers. But, the point is, when ISP’s start offering 3 Gb/s speeds, there will be Wi-Fi technology there to match it, which is good because chords f–king suck.
This sounds legit, but knowing the Japanese they’ll probably just use T-Rays to power a giant robot.
Japan: Pioneering ways to download faster kink.