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Not the most easily reachable network, but the furthest flung: Results in Venezuela have managed a working Wi-Fi connection over 382 km/238 miles using two points in the Andes. They were using Intel equipment, and achieved 3 Mbps in each direction. Last year, at least one of the same researchers created a 279 km/167 mile link with some funky looking gear. Read this interview with that researcher.
Lincoln Center in Manhattan coins clever marketing name for its Wi-Fi: Linger Longer: Kind of a neat place to noodle around. There’s a contest with good prizes that requires you to log on to enter.
Posted by Glennf at June 18, 2007 8:04 PM
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Lincoln Center a dud sofar.
I get a signal but nothing after that.
I talked to a guy at the info desk, he didn't know anything.
The launch is supposed to be during the Midsummer Night Swing dance, which doesn't start for another 3 hrs.
This from Star$/t-mobile. More later
Klaus Ernst
Posted by: Klaus Ernst at June 19, 2007 12:35 PM
Fiuuuuu! That's distance... And, what about the birds that cross the channel-path? Wifried birds? :D
http://www.wavelengthcalculator.com/
Posted by: MHoward at June 19, 2007 10:08 AM