Found this interesting article on Salon.com this morning. And look, the author uses an iBook!
http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2002/03/05/wi_fi_nation/index.html
http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2002/03/05/wi_fi_nation/index.html
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Wi-Fi Nation
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hmm, interesting....
well, i guess we will just have to wait a while before we can get the actual full use of wireless networking.
they also need a higher security encryption.
irmongoose
well, i guess we will just have to wait a while before we can get the actual full use of wireless networking.
they also need a higher security encryption.
irmongoose
i am a network geek and i have been waiting and waiting for wireless to wake up and come into the mainstream
i do not like cat 5 cable and all the difficulties and intricacies of hardwiring...but a huge and profitable (rare in this biz these days) industry is built around cat 5 and having all those wires so don't hold your breath for a quick change
look what happened to fiber and satellite...lost tons of money and investors lost entire fortunes on it even though fiber and satellite are still around
i do not like cat 5 cable and all the difficulties and intricacies of hardwiring...but a huge and profitable (rare in this biz these days) industry is built around cat 5 and having all those wires so don't hold your breath for a quick change
look what happened to fiber and satellite...lost tons of money and investors lost entire fortunes on it even though fiber and satellite are still around