I was talking about wireless data connections at broadband speeds yesterday only to find that not everyone is a true believer (who knew?) Anyway, this is happening. I was saying 2006, but you can see how close we are today (at least if you live in D.C., or San Diego)
Verizon Wireless's BroadbandAccess [EV-DO] is the first wireless data service I've tried that could actually be mistaken for a cable or digital-subscriber-line connection. It routinely got me on the Internet in seconds, downloaded 600,000 bits of data each second and stayed online for as long as I wanted.
Will the tree make it to the next age where we carry it around in our pockets all the time? Is that a good or bad thing?
- jim 3-16-2004 5:11 pm
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SJ's free outdoor wifi. And here.
- mark 3-17-2004 7:40 am





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