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RoamAD - 802.11b Cellular Networks

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71	802.11th Heaven: nzherald.co.nz <<i>Wireless network to be shown at V	Maurice Winn	-	2/10/2003
70	Tom, the photovoltaic-powered glue-on access points is my idea. But when you lo	Maurice Winn	-	2/9/2003
69	Hi Maurice - Thanks for that explanation that Hula is within the rules. Also th	kech	-	2/9/2003
68	Hi Tom. The hula is a bit like RoamAD = taking the rules, physics and so on the	Maurice Winn	-	2/9/2003
67	developer.com Why RoamAD is a good idea. Contrary to this article, RoamAD can	Maurice Winn	-	2/9/2003
66	MQ- That New Zealand hull is really pushing the edge of legality. The kiwis hav	kech	-	1/11/2003
65	The Centrino and 802.11b seem likely to be big time with 802.11b getting quite a	Maurice Winn	-	1/11/2003
64	That is a nifty article about Centrino. Clearly Intel will bring some integrat	kech	-	1/11/2003
63	<FONT COLOR=GREEN><B>CENTRINO</B> from Intel for 802.11b intel	Maurice Winn	-	1/9/2003
62	Intel wanting to be a big deal in WiFi and in discussions with RoamAD idg.net.nz	Maurice Winn	-	12/18/2002
61	Microsoft Tablet and RoamAD: idg.net.nz <<i>Thursday, 14 November, 20	Maurice Winn	-	12/18/2002
60	Some info on how RoamAD does WiFi idg.net.nz!opendocument <<i>....snip	Maurice Winn	-	12/18/2002
59	<i>BTW, the Oronico Gateway products are now Proxim products:</i> S	JohnM	-	12/16/2002
58	BTW, the Oronico Gateway products are now Proxim products: proxim.com	P2V	-	12/16/2002
57	Thanks for the Uniden info. I'll definitely check it out.	JohnM	-	12/16/2002
56	Here's my reply to John Shannon's idea that WiFi is a threat to QUALCOMM	Maurice Winn	-	12/16/2002
55	Hi, I have moved from (two different) 900 mhz phones to a Uniden EXP2243 2.5ghz	P2V	-	12/15/2002
54	Bill, Thanks for the comments. Your comments and Maurice's mean I'm goi	JohnM	-	12/14/2002
53	John, The 900 mhz is considered NLOS (Non Line of Sight). Works better because	Bill on the Hill	-	12/14/2002
52	<i>John, with a cordless in the 2.4 GHz range and a WiFi connection, there	JohnM	-	12/14/2002
51	John, with a cordless in the 2.4 GHz range and a WiFi connection, there is a lot	Maurice Winn	-	12/14/2002
50	Thanks, Maurice. The Amazon reviewers suggested it was only a problem with 2.4 g	JohnM	-	12/14/2002
49	<i>Better to buy a 900 mhz phone.</i> How about 5.8 ghz? Vtech has	JohnM	-	12/14/2002
48	John, I've got a portable phone base station and 802.11b access point a coup	Maurice Winn	-	12/14/2002
47	The phones are frequency hoppers. They hop randomly using subsets. Your 802.11	Bill on the Hill	-	12/14/2002

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