LVX to replace WIFI?

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LVX to replace WIFI?

Visible Light Communication

Embedded within the visible light generated by LED (Light Emitting
Diode) lamps are modulating light signals that communicate with other
lamps and equipment that possess the same technology at ultra-high
speeds. These devices when placed throughout a building or geographic
area form a comprehensive wireless communication network capable of
providing many services including energy savings, communications and
security functions.
Most wireless communications today are produced from radio waves
generated from electronic equipment. âWI-FIâ, â3G Networksâ and
âBluetoothâ are examples of this applied technology. They each have
limitations in data transmission speeds.
For more information click link

http://www.electrictv.net/Home.aspx?PlayID=70

http://www.lvxsystem.com/

http://www.hese-project.org/uk_forum/index.php?id=76

http://www.hese-project.org/uk_forum/index.php

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cinciripini

Re: LVX to replace WIFI?

VERY VERY INTERESTING NEWS !

It's very important to gather this kind of technical information , suitable wothin any discussion about if RF is the Base infrastructure for any modern Communication !

Same as for Mobile Phone's technology: I agree that the Industry has been working hardly to develop the future "new safer cellular phone" as a new mobile's generation. The new phone would enhable them to continue to produce and sale phones also when the drammatic health problems and victims will no more be possible to be hidden ...

How can we help to overcome this (long ?) period ?!

Giorgio

--- In [hidden email], "stephen_vandevijvere" <stephen_vandevijvere@...> wrote:

>
> Visible Light Communication
>
> Embedded within the visible light generated by LED (Light Emitting
> Diode) lamps are modulating light signals that communicate with other
> lamps and equipment that possess the same technology at ultra-high
> speeds. These devices when placed throughout a building or geographic
> area form a comprehensive wireless communication network capable of
> providing many services including energy savings, communications and
> security functions.
> Most wireless communications today are produced from radio waves
> generated from electronic equipment. âWI-FIâ, â3G Networksâ and
> âBluetoothâ are examples of this applied technology. They each have
> limitations in data transmission speeds.
> For more information click link
>
> http://www.electrictv.net/Home.aspx?PlayID=70
>
> http://www.lvxsystem.com/
>
> http://www.hese-project.org/uk_forum/index.php?id=76
>
> http://www.hese-project.org/uk_forum/index.php
>
>
> From:
> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/emfrefugee/message/19799
>