I wanted to make this thread to make you guys aware of whats going on with this amazing new technology I been keeping my eyes on over the years. There's this new wireless internet technology being created called DIDO from Steve Perlman, the creator of ONLIVE and quicktime video encoding format for computers.
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We have discussed briefly in the past an incredible new wireless technology that Steve Perlman and Rearden Companies have come up with. It is called DIDO (Distributed-Input-Distributed-Output), and according to Perlman, it breaks “Shannon’s Law”. DIDO works at distances up to 250 miles, with sub-millisecond latency. It is promises to allow an unlimited amount of simultaneous users to stream HD video on the same spectrum that users today would use. However, it does all this without any dead zones, interference between users, or decrease in performance. Could we soon see the end of Wi-Fi and traditional cellular technology?
Read the entire article and see the white paper at: http://onlivefans.com/news/steve-per...chnology/1751/
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So I've been keeping up with this new technology as it's seems to be just as interesting and fascinating as ONLIVE itself. Seeing how it's said to break Shannons law, that's pretty outrangous. For those that don't know what Shannons law is, its a formula, that determines the maximum amount of bandwidth that can travel across a communications channel in the presence of noise.
From what I understand, this new technology seems to break the bountries of regular cellular and internet communications , in other words, making it to where there isn't a maximum amount, it's like a communication system thats like the internet but doesnt have a speed or bandwidth limit or it's at a limit so high can't current devices can't read those said speed and bandwidth limits which is why the Shannon's law formula doesn't work with it. It gives a answer that's like..........dividing by zero.
It's a internet that has LOWER than millisecond speeds. For internet useage, the lower the speed, the faster is.
1000 milliseconds is equal to one second, 140 millisecond is average internet speed, 40 milliseconds is damn fast, those are speeds that very good connections have. But for a speed thans even lower than 1 millionsecond, This is pretty much INSTANT............ in other words........faster than the speed of light as light travels 300km in 1.03 millionseconds. Above, it's said this new DIDO technology moves 250 miles(402km) in LESS than 1 millisecond. I don't know what to make of this.
And it has no disturbances, no noise, no congestions, no drop outs what so ever with latency so low that it will be lower than local devices.
And it claims to do this WIRELESSLY. I've read that using wires actually slowed the speed down, since theres interference in the physical wires themselves.
This is kind of hard to believe that this new technology breaks physic's laws. But this is no ordinary guy we're talking about. Steve is considered a genius.
This new technology is patent by the onlive company is was made specifically for ONLIVE, and from what I can tell, it will change the internet forever over the new few years once ISP's use this new technology.
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Originally Posted by Steve Pearlman
So, check this out, if I were to go and deliver, what is called a 4K resolution on a video signal; this is what we do at Rearden. It’s the new resolution that is going to be used in movie theaters. It is 4096 pixels wide, so they call it 4K. So, we can deliver 4K resolution, compressed video, even with the compression, that is much higher resolution, even 1080p. And we can deliver it, not at 60 FPS, but at 240 FPS. So you are running at the native 240 FPS resolution of your TV set, and your TV set, which is hanging on the wall, there’s no wires hooked up to it at all. Matter of fact, the wires slow it down. Matter fact, the processing in TVs would normally slow it down. So, there is no lag in the TV either, right? It just hooks up this new DIDO wireless stuff and there it is. You have sub-millisecond connectivity.
By the way, the audio, the surround-sound, is completely uncompressed, so you have full range audio. You’ll have 240 hertz, 4K resolution video, and because its running at 240 hertz, the actual frame time is less than 4 milliseconds, right?
So, if you were to use a local device, whether PC or console, or any local device, we will have your screen drawn before… you know..your data center, the new frame computed, the video compressed, sent through this new wireless technology, then arriving on your screen, before a normal computer monitor would even finish drawing a 60 hertz screen. Now, how cool is that?
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Source :
http://onlivefans.com/news/onlives-f...nterview/1287/
Here is what they call the WHITE PAPER, it's the files that explains how this technology works and how it's different from regular internet and telephone communications.
http://www.rearden.com/DIDO/DIDO_White_Paper_110727.pdf
This stuff is truely MIND blowing. I can't wait to see whats in store for us in the future.