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The biggest question,
what frequencies will this equipment support and how much will
those freqs cost?

Rural areas (like where I live in Wyoming) are ripe for this
technology as 2.4 & 5.7 GHz are limited by power when it comes
to range.

As for Intel, all they've done is to say they support it. Same goes
for 802.11b, they didn't do any of the design work. It's like the
centrino, all they've done is to market it. 802.11b was available
long before they came to the table.
Posted by: middle of nowhere   Posted on: 06/27/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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sounds good.....  bony tryan | 06/26/04
Good news, rain has very little effect.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 06/28/04
Excellent technology and alternative  Prognosticator | 06/27/04
The biggest question,  middle of nowhere | 06/27/04
An asnswer.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 06/28/04
Idealistic Resolution for Ruarl Areas  stargates73 | 06/29/04
WiMax  MCDOWELLRT | 07/10/04
Band?  Old Disti | 12/09/05
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Band?  Old Disti | 12/09/05

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