March 18, 2003
Forbes: PluggedIn: Going to a hotspot? Take a PC and wireless card
My spin Wireless WILL set you free.
News Clip: NEW YORK, March 18 (Reuters) - The key to getting into a hotspot isn't knowing the right people, it's having the right equipment: a notebook computer, a wireless networking card and a credit card.
So-called "hotspots" are popping up around the world, allowing computer users to log onto the high-speed Internet through wireless network access points in public parks, cafes and hotels. (full story)
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