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Li-fi: 100 Times Faster Than Wi-fi And Download At 100gig Per Second. by Thinkerspool(op):
What actually amazes me about this innovation is not the fact that it can download 18 HD movies per second, it is the fact that it was invented by a PROFESSOR. Our wannabe professors have two things in mind; high pay and title. The evidence of being a professor of science, engineering and other related fields in better part of the world goes beyond articles and journals submission. It is good when you theorize, but laymen begins to reason along with you as soon as it becomes visible, that is when they will remove hats and doff it in your honour. It is forgivable if you are professors of arts and social sciences, but not in the field of engineering, medicine and science.
Blessed memory of late professor Ayodele Awojobi, the inventor of autonov1. A patriotic Nigerian who designed a military vehicle that could be steered forward and backyard without any need to engage reverse gear, it was first of its kind. The journal sections of our libraries are tired of dusty prints, various exhibition and research centers need to be as busy as our libraries. There is a huge gap between SITTING professors and WALKING professors, the former write and talk the talk only while the later walk the talk. When you embark on realistic research and projects that will have great impact on man and his environment, those grants that you lobby for will surely come to you with ease.
Lastly, a very big kudos to professor Harald Hass, this new technology will change the face of internet, I have no modicum of doubt about it.
Source: https://thinkerspool./2015/11/25/li-fi-100-times-faster-than-wi-fi-and-download-at-100gig-per-second/

Re: Li-fi: 100 Times Faster Than Wi-fi And Download At 100gig Per Second. by Fulaman198(m): 12:38am On Nov 26, 2015
While it's a great article, there is no computer hardware (NICS) to take full advantage of those speeds. I just got the largest e-boner from seeing those speeds.
Re: Li-fi: 100 Times Faster Than Wi-fi And Download At 100gig Per Second. by Aceed: 2:18am On Nov 26, 2015
Hoping the next flagship phones will have it huh
Re: Li-fi: 100 Times Faster Than Wi-fi And Download At 100gig Per Second. by obotblitz(m): 5:39am On Nov 26, 2015
amazing
Re: Li-fi: 100 Times Faster Than Wi-fi And Download At 100gig Per Second. by baba11(m): 7:09am On Nov 26, 2015
Fulaman198:
While it's a great article, there is no computer hardware (NICS) to take full advantage of those speeds. I just got the largest e-boner from seeing those speeds.
What of super computers?
Re: Li-fi: 100 Times Faster Than Wi-fi And Download At 100gig Per Second. by kode12: 2:59pm On Nov 26, 2015
Why did u just open a thread with one heading and start to rant about sth else entirely different? Where's the info bout the li-fi,how it works,uses etc?
Re: Li-fi: 100 Times Faster Than Wi-fi And Download At 100gig Per Second. by persius555(m):
kode12:
Why did u just open a thread with one heading and start to rant about sth else entirely different? Where's the info bout the li-fi,how it works,uses etc?
See wikipedia for more information. This invention just changed the face of open standard wireless communication.

To top it all, it uses the wifi 802.11 protocols. The tech world is in for good times. Once more, the british are leading in the race for technological inventions.
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