Biathletes use Wi-Fi for split-times: the Olympic biathletes will be using Wi-Fi transmitters to help their coaches offer in-progress advice. Watch for pranksters disguised as journalists carrying cans of Pringles.
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Biathletes use Wi-Fi for split-times: the Olympic biathletes will be using Wi-Fi transmitters to help their coaches offer in-progress advice. Watch for pranksters disguised as journalists carrying cans of Pringles.