The IEEE 802.11n Task Group voted to eliminate one of the two remaining 802.11n proposals for next generation Wi-Fi capable of speeds well in excess of 100 Mbps.The Task Group voted: 181 in favor of the TGn Sync proposal and 140 in favor of the WWiSE proposal. According to Atheros, with the WWiSE proposal eliminated from consideration, the next step is a second confirmation vote in May. During which a 75% supermajority is required to approve TGn Sync's proposal as the final 802.11n standard.Backers of the TGn Sync proposal included Agere Systems,...