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ZigBee alliance gets LG, Toshiba onboard

Posted: 15 Jul 2010

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Keywords: ZigBee Alliance RF4CE steering committee wireless standard

[Summary of tips] Key players in the consumer electronics industry, LG Electronics and Toshiba will form a part of the ZigBee Alliance RF4CE Steering Committee to augment growing interest in the wireless standard. They join Philips, Freescale Semiconductor, Texas Instruments, Samsung and Sony on the steering committee to drive ZigBee RF4CE stand......

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What is ZigBee?
A wireless network that can be used for home, building and industrial control with a maximum speed of 250Kbps at 2.4GHz. It is designed for low power so that batteries can last for months, even years. The typical transmission range is around 50m.

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