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Many of us are anxiously awaiting the availability of UWB products and to whet our appetites Nokia has teamed up with Wisair to show off a wireless USB camera phone. The phone is a Nokia N series handset with a Wisair 542 chip. Presumably, it will be very cool to transfer images you take with your phone wirelessly to your computer. I wonder how quickly the transfer will happen using the wireless technology. Nonetheless, it sounds pretty cool and I for one hope to see consumer devices on the market soon.
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