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To: Jon Koplik who wrote (3)	7/8/2002 1:41:00 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) of 5

Jon, I'm not a techie geek, but I thought 80211 is OFDM and I think that's what the little thing is sticking out of my notebook puter with a little green light on it. I've just pulled it out and it has written on it, IEEE802.11b PCMCIA LAN CARD. IEEE means Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers [I am guessing] 80211 is the neighbourhood in Beverly Hills next to 90211 ['b' meaning it's a b-class neighbourhood, like a b-movie]. PCMCIA means People Can't Memorize Computer Industry Acronyms. LAN means Local Area Network. CARD means something too. Maybe that means it's not OFDM after all. Here's a link which might help: 80211b.weblogger.com I think [having read it] that 80211a is OFDM but 80211b is NOT OFDM, but 80211g will include OFDM and will be an upgraded 80211b. Therefore, I do NOT have OFDM. Oh well, back to the stone age. Mqurice

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