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High on Wi-Fi
With faster speeds, better security, and the potential for nationwide coverage, staying connected wherever you go is no longer a pipe dream. |
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Wireless Input Trio
Laptop keyboards and touchpads are designed to save space, not to provide luxurious performance, so investing in wireless input devices can be very liberating. |
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Simply A-maze-ing
GPS devices and wireless technology have opened new doors in the world of agriculture. |
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2003: The Year of Wireless
The year 2003 will go down in history as the Year of Wireless. This is the year that the number of wireless hot spots will mushroom, and the number of people using Wi-fi will explode. |
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Print Without Wires: Wireless Print Servers
With one or more printers, a wireless print server is sure to save you lots of headaches. |
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Bluetooth-Enabled Phones
Bluetooth wireless technology is poised to make a star turn. Does it have the right stuff? |
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The World Of Wireless Communications
When devices shed their wires, whole new vistas of speed, portability, and convenience are opened. |
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Mobile Phones Feel Your Presence
Already found in IM clients, presence technology promises to bring people together by indicating where you are when you can’t take a call. |
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INTEL's XScale Processors
Intel's latest will definitely give PDA users something to get excited about. |
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Curbside Check-in with the Power of Wireless
Curbside Check-in with the Power of Wireless Hotels put out a wireless welcome to weary travelers. |
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Wireless Networking Gets Down to Business
New technologies and standards are carrying wireless networks into the business mainstream. |
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Fixed Wireless: The Broadband Alternative
The small to medium-sized business represents a growing niche in the wireless communications market. Dept-One is filling that need with a broadband alternative. |
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802.11a, b, and g Wireless: What's in a Letter?
A year ago, the choice was a wired or wireless network. Today, once you've decided on wireless, you then have to choose among 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g. |
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EDGE
In the wireless world, all eyes are on 2.5G and 3G network build-outs, and EDGE is a crucial 2.5G bridge to the 3G future. Here’s how it works. |
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Mapping Software
Getting from point A to point B is one thing, but what about avoiding point C or taking a detour through D? For an enhanced travel experience, let these apps lead the way. |
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GPRS: Toward the Next Generation
General Packet Radio Service is poised to bring true packet data--and a greater experience--to a cell phone near you. |
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GPS Technology
The Global Positioning System is no longer limited to military use. Inexpensive, portable GPS receivers are allowing hordes of consumers to experience the benefits of this technology. |
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