actually, it would be like replacing a hose with a keychain water gun. [snip]
Exactly. Bluetooth doesn't have anywhere near the bandwidth required to broadcast video. Until someone comes up with Firewireless, we may be out of luck. That said, I don't really see the point either.
1394 Trade Association Completes New 1394 Wireless Specification; ?Wireless FireWire? Ballot Set for January 2004
Wireless 1394 Adapted for 802.15.3 WPAN? Can Link Multiple 1394 Devices in a Network
Dallas, December 8, 2003 ? The 1394 Trade Association?s Wireless Working Group today announced that the specification for Wireless 1394 applications is functionally complete and ready for a ballot as early as January 2004. Formal approval of the new Protocol Adaptation Layer (PAL) standard will move consumers one significant step closer to controlling home networks, HDTVs, and other advanced electronics systems wirelessly, just as they now use remote controls to change TV channels or audio output.
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Originally posted by Hunnicutt
Could this be done over Bluetooth or what? Sure would be handy....
Replacing FireWire with Bluetooth is a bit like replacing a fire hose with a drinking straw.
Do you really want your webcam to be a radio, broadcasting its signal?
Originally posted by Nebagakid
actually, it would be like replacing a hose with a keychain water gun. [snip]
Exactly. Bluetooth doesn't have anywhere near the bandwidth required to broadcast video. Until someone comes up with Firewireless, we may be out of luck. That said, I don't really see the point either.
Originally posted by DMBand0026
Firewireless
You should copyright that, I like it!
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1394 Trade Association Completes New 1394 Wireless Specification; ?Wireless FireWire? Ballot Set for January 2004
Wireless 1394 Adapted for 802.15.3 WPAN? Can Link Multiple 1394 Devices in a Network
Dallas, December 8, 2003 ? The 1394 Trade Association?s Wireless Working Group today announced that the specification for Wireless 1394 applications is functionally complete and ready for a ballot as early as January 2004. Formal approval of the new Protocol Adaptation Layer (PAL) standard will move consumers one significant step closer to controlling home networks, HDTVs, and other advanced electronics systems wirelessly, just as they now use remote controls to change TV channels or audio output.
Bump.
This was last updated in '03.
Any one heard more about this "Firewireless"?
Re: FormatC2's comment @ "1394 Trade Association Completes New...."
Anything? Anyone?
Why?
[QUOTE]This was last updated in '03. [/QUOTE]
For a reason…
[QUOTE]Any one heard more about this "Firewireless"? [/QUOTE]
FireWire's dead. Thunderbolt just has to find a good place upstate to bury the body.