Rob Beschizza
Gear

CES: A Staccato Note in the WUSB Chorus

After years of wanting and waiting, Wireless USB has finally hit the market and relevant standards are being finalized. Staccato, a 2003 startup that aims to carve its way into the nascent market, showed off their prototype hubs and dongles at CES. “We’re the only company that has a single-chip solution.” — Staccato’s Jason Ellis. […]

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After years of wanting and waiting, Wireless USB has finally hit the market and relevant standards are being finalized. Staccato, a 2003 startup that aims to carve its way into the nascent market, showed off their prototype hubs and dongles at CES.

"We're the only company that has a single-chip solution." — Staccato's Jason Ellis.

Pictured is the magic sliver that could become part and parcel of printers, laptops, keyboards, mice, and much else besides. It's wafer thin!

Digitimes published a Q&A with Staccato's Roberto Aiello a few days back. Their products will hit shelves this summer.