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Next iPhone and iPod touch to support 802.11n?

By Tim Hanlon | Published: April 5, 2009

Prince McLean from AppleInsider was digging through resource files in the iPhone OS 3.0 beta, and found reference to a new Broadcom chip (BCM4329) that may replace the BCM4325 chip which provides Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity to current models of the iPhone and iPod touch.

Posted in iPhone | Also tagged Apple, Broadcom, iPhone, iPhone OS 3.0, Rumor | Leave a comment

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