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Faster Wi-Fi will be in smartphones and laptops next year - The Verge
ATU Work on Spectrum Recommendations to Promote Innovative Wi-Fi/ WiGig Connectivity Solutions in Africa – African Telecommunications Union
WiGig - Latest Articles and Reviews on AnandTech
WiGig is more than just connectivity. It's a platform. - Wi-Fi NOW Global
Amazon.com: Intel Tri-Band Wireless-AC 18260 18260 NGW wigig (802.11ad) Wi-Fi (802.11ac/AGN) + Bluetooth Combo módulo: Computers & Accessories
WiGig - Wireless Gigabit Alliance: Amazon.co.uk: 9781743048436: Books
WiGig's ready to save you from congested wireless networks - CNET
Wi-Fi Bodies to Battle On 60HGz Wireless Technologies | CdrInfo.com
WiGig hits version 1.1, adds wireless HDMI to its arsenal to celebrate | Engadget
WiGig Alliance to consolidate activities in Wi-Fi Alliance - CNET
Intel WiGig products are dead, long live Intel WiGig for VR - SlashGear
4.6Gbps Wi-Fi: How 60GHz wireless works—and should you use it? | Ars Technica
Wilocity: 60GHz wireless revolution begins at CES - CNET
What is WiGig and Why You Need to Know About It
WiGig is great, but it won't replace your Wi-Fi network | PCWorld
Fastest Wi-Fi ever is almost ready for real-world use | Ars Technica
Amazon.com: Intel Tri-Band AC 17265 WiGig 802.11ad & Wi-Fi 802.11ac/agn + Bluetooth 4.0 Combo M.2 key A Wireless Adapter not for IBM/Lenovo/Thinkpad and HP: Computers & Accessories
MWC 2014: Wilocity brings WiGig 802.11ad to Smartphones with Wil6300 Chipset
What Is WiGig? | Digital Trends
StarTech announces wireless WiGig hybrid docking station - NotebookCheck.net News
WiGig Alliance completes multi-gigabit 60GHz wireless specification: let the streaming begin | Engadget
WiGig — Wi-Fi 802.11ad Has Finally Arrived With Insane 8Gbps Download Speeds
4.6Gbps Wi-Fi: How 60GHz wireless works—and should you use it? | Ars Technica
First WiGig dock eliminates cord clutter on your desk | Ars Technica
What Devices Support 60ghz Wifi
