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At a cost of €1 million, Brussels puts in first of 20 Web kiosks with Wi-Fi: The cost seems quite extraordinary, but these are outdoor units designed to stand up to abuse and weather. They use touch sensitive screens for browsing, and have Wi-Fi built in for nearby use.
The Brussels Wi-Fi project has launched but it has cost the city 1 million EUR. I had written about the... Read More
If you happen to be a big marina operator, may be you will be able to develop a business case for this solution at $60K per installation. "The robust, weather proof metal and glass terminals have touch sensitive screens that... Read More