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RoamAD - 802.11b Cellular Networks

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121	Hi Mardy. Thanks for the orthogonality. Meanwhile, Intel, Cisco and the Cent	Maurice Winn	-	7/22/2003
120	Hi Mardy, >>Technologies such as 11a can be cranked up to work in the out	Peter Ecclesine	-	7/16/2003
119	Hi MQ, WiMAX uses the first basic PHYsical Layer technology to be optimized enti	P2V	-	7/15/2003
118	More of WiFi. I disagree with some of it, for example the idea that hotels woul	Maurice Winn	-	7/15/2003
117	WiFi discussions: appelsiini.net	Maurice Winn	-	7/15/2003
116	Rob, WiMax would be good for RoamAD to step past Telecom New Zealand and other b	Maurice Winn	-	7/15/2003
115	Hi Maurice, WiMAX is all about providing access to a variety of applications an	Dexter Lives On	-	7/14/2003
114	Thanks Rob. There are more and more ways of delivering cyberspace. RoamAD is d	Maurice Winn	-	7/14/2003
113	Hi Maurice, There is a very informative tutorial on WiMAX (AKA: IEEE 802.16a/	Dexter Lives On	-	7/14/2003
112	Michael, that's the way I see it too, but with WiFi doing more than just bei	Maurice Winn	-	7/14/2003
111	Maurice: I read the article - very interesting. I am still struggling to under	Michael Allard	-	7/14/2003
110	Intel gung ho on WiFi. Article from New York Times: nytimes.com <<i>	Maurice Winn	-	7/14/2003
109	WiFi continues to rev up, ready for take off. Message 19089248 A Dell noteboo	Maurice Winn	-	7/7/2003
108	Software Defined Radio: Message 19066134 802.11b and 802.11g and CDMA2000 all	Maurice Winn	-	6/27/2003
107	Niue has set up a 260 km2 WiFi network, presumably by not limiting power from ba	Maurice Winn	-	6/25/2003
106	Irwin Jacobs is in favour of WiFi in synergy with CDMA2000 wide area networks.	Maurice Winn	-	6/22/2003
105	Actually, Mq, that was copied from the Booms, Busts and Recoveries stream. Me	Maurice Winn	-	6/22/2003
104	Message copied from QUALCOMM Buy Range stream... To:carranza2 who wrote (35274)	Maurice Winn	-	6/22/2003
103	Anyone here know any China stocks that concentrate on 802.11 type implementation	MSI	-	4/30/2003
102	Great! That's the ticket, thanks. I'll also see if I can track down som	MSI	-	4/23/2003
101	Hi MSI, From the last three minutes of the Proxim CC last week: *[35] LAN is	Peter Ecclesine	-	4/23/2003
100	The WaveSpan product looked overpriced and mis-positioned as pt-pt. It's od	MSI	-	4/22/2003
99	Hi Maurice, 802.11j is 4.9 GHz and 5GHz outdoors for Japan, with both 10MHz	Peter Ecclesine	-	4/22/2003
98	Hi MSI, In 1998 WaveSpan had a flat panel steered beam Fast Ethernet bridge	Peter Ecclesine	-	4/22/2003
97	Peter, what the heck is 802.11j? I've already invented 10G [not to mention	Maurice Winn	-	4/21/2003

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