#Light fidelity

Wireless Fidelity, aka Wi-Fi is so 2013, or at least that’s how the engineers behind Light Fidelity (Li-Fi) see the future wireless data transmission. His idea involves turning an ordinary LED light bulb in to a wireless broadband device by rigging it to radio microchip. This chip then controls how the LED light behaves; switching it on and off to produce signals similar to binary codes which is then deciphered by a receiver on the other end. Within the span of a year, Haas and his team has already covered a lot of grounds since they began to work together under the Ultra Parallel Visible Light Communications (UP-VLC) project and has recently made the headlines when they reported that they were able to reach transmission speeds of up to 10 Gbit/s using only single micro-LED light bulb. Apart from lightning fast speed, another feature of Li-Fi that Haas takes pride on is that it’s “potentially more secured than traditional Wi-Fi connection” because light doesn’t pass through walls. In terms of design, the Archer 8 adopts a more minimalist and premium aesthetic, featuring micro-textured surfaces, precision contours, and a front-facing ambient light system. Logitech G has launched the G325 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset in the Philippines, offering a mix of wireless performance, customizable audio, and lightweight design for everyday gaming. Read more in our articles including "Light Fidelity, the future of wireless connectivity" and "TP-Link announces Archer 8 its first Wi-Fi 8 router platform".