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SmallNetBuilder says Microsoft's FCC filings show 802.11g products on the way: Microsoft's first line of home wireless broadband adapters and gateway were well received. The manual, 96 pages long, received high marks. The next generation of gear is quietly on the way, perhaps due out his fall, supporting 802.11g.
i dunno... ms's b offerings have given lots of folks nothing but problems. in fact, i'd go so far as to recommend far away from them...