Li-Fi might replace Wi-Fi

mach04

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Like the one guy near the end of the article says, it would depend on line-of-sight. Which in the case of that, wouldn't be feasible enough to replace regular Wifi (radio transmissions).

Sounds good on paper, not so good in actual deployment.
 

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