Relative Spatial Capacities
Engineers at Intel and elsewhere have reported the relative spatial capacities of various wireless technologies as follows:
- IEEE 802.11b 1,000 (bit/s)/m²
- Bluetooth 30,000 (bit/s)/m²
- IEEE 802.11a 83,000 (bit/s)/m²
- Ultra-wideband 1,000,000 (bit/s)/m²
- IEEE 802.11g N/A
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