Now that intel is making a push to include 802.11 wireless in the motherboards of their Centrino package, Im curious how many here already use this type of wireless with their laptops or PDAs. I imagine airports are the most common place people are going to encounter this. But some coffee shops are starting to offer this wireless network for their customers also.
By: Domin - 16th June 2003 at 08:47
Originally posted by Nikumba
There are two versions 802.11 and b and a g version. The g version has only just been ratified but is quicker that the b revision.A lot of hotels, airpots are now setting up what are called Wi-Fi hotspots.
Im not sure if there is a list of such hot spots.
Nikumba
I thought there was an “a” version too?
By: Nikumba - 15th June 2003 at 23:40
There are two versions 802.11 and b and a g version. The g version has only just been ratified but is quicker that the b revision.
A lot of hotels, airpots are now setting up what are called Wi-Fi hotspots.
Im not sure if there is a list of such hot spots.
Nikumba
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June 15, 2003 at 6:07 pm