WUSB has a lower hit on the batteries than Bluetooth, but it's not really hit the market yet. There are wireless devices such as keyboards, but it's really only scratching the surface. Zigbee is struggling to be adopted in my opinion, but it's a matter of the hardware appearing in laptops and being available. As for data transfer and access, wifi seems to have become established for this for phones and PDA's.
I see it down the bottom end of the market, but only when it's adopted in the host hardware first.
WUSB has a lower hit on the batteries than Bluetooth, but it's not really hit the market yet. There are wireless devices such as keyboards, but it's really only scratching the surface. Zigbee is struggling to be adopted in my opinion, but it's a matter of the hardware appearing in laptops and being available. As for data transfer and access, wifi seems to have become established for this for phones and PDA's.
I see it down the bottom end of the market, but only when it's adopted in the host hardware first.
