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it will inevitably be confused with. It's basically a dumb 25-centimeter flat-panel color touch screen that weighs a little over a kilogram. But thanks to a big battery, Wi-Fi networking and a smidgen of computing power, the Airpanel can remotely control a Wi-Fi…

that you can communicate with wirelessly. You have the ability to type your messages, or draw them by using the stylus on the touch screen. Nintendo and Gamespy have worked together to develop Wi-Fi for the DS, which is basically a wireless internet tht allows…

-based networks run at a different frequency than phone calls, faxes, or analog modems, you can make phone calls WHILE the network is running. Phoneline networks run at 1 Mbps or 10 Mbps (note: all 3Com phoneline networks run at 10 Mbps). Wi-Fi Wireless…

of that size. Now lets look at the standard now being used for office wireless, 802.11b, also known as Wi-Fi. This stands for Wireless Fidelity, similar to Hi-Fi standing for High Fidelity. Currently Wi-Fi can reach speeds up to 11Mbps in ideal conditions…

Spectrum and Infrared. Many WLAN technologies have focused on DSSS specification because of the higher data rate it can attain. Incompatibility issues have arisen due to different interpretations of the standards. To counteract this an industry group the Wi-Fi…

in the future is the tablet-pc. It's half laptop, half desktop. It has an onscreen keyboard and a voice input for typing, and uses a touch-pen for a mouse. It has all the functionality and power of the pc, but in a much smaller space. With the advent of Wi-Fi, I do…

it...Blue tooth, Centrino, WAP, Wi-Fi, Broadband, WLAN to name but a few. Since Morse met his own wireless future with the advent of radio transmission over a century ago, just how far have we progressed? The hospitality industry has always been core skills…

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which can be installed with software packages which can be free or bought. WIRELESS Wireless networks are most commonly used by people that are continuously on the move. Wireless networks use one of three Wi-Fi systems which are wireless Ethernet standards…

as a bridge to the internet, but using your cell phone as a modem will not be as fast as using a Wi-Fi hot spot or other broadband connection method. The speed will also be affected by whether your connection is analog or digital at the time you are using the cell…