January 24 FCC Commission will carry out re-test a prototype device designed to establish Internet connections for unused radio frequencies for the moment, was originally intended for TV signals. The device was developed by Microsoft and Motorola, as well as several other major manufacturers. Testing will take three months. Last year, a coalition of leading manufacturers, including companies Microsoft, Google, Dell, Hewlett-Packard and Intel unveiled a prototype capable of, it was said, to provide broadband Internet services in an unlicensed frequency vacant, once destined for TV signals.
Idle frequencies were unofficial name of ... In July 2007 a prototype was rejected by the Commission due to the fact that the Internet signal to create interference to television. If this time will receive a prototype of the verdict of approval, production units will be established by 2009, when all channels in the U.S. move to digital format.
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