This technology is used in laptops, remote controls, cell phones, smart phones. ... It is in smart phones, laptops, tablets, and ultra books. ... It is in smart phones, laptops, tablets, and ultra books television sets and wireless routers. ... So for example if you are using a laptop or other device in a public place in order to connect to the internet you would have to find a Wi-Fi hot-spot which is using a network adapter or be close to a router. ...

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A mother on vacation in Geneva can conduct a video-conference call to her loved ones back home via a laptop and wireless modem. ... Other examples of wireless devices and applications are pagers (alphanumeric, two-way, & three-way) PDA's, wireless modems and NIC cards for laptops. ...

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Can't you imagine yourself lying at the beach with your laptop while surfing the net? ... A palm pilot, printer, and laptop, as well as some other electronic devices, can communicate from one another via IR. ...

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The AG is typically a cellular phone, laptop, PC, or any other type of audio player device. ... However, it is possible to control the settings of the HS from an external device having a better MMI, such as a PDA, a laptop, or other controller, thus allowing the Bluetooth passkey to be changed quickly and easily. ...

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What is Bluetooth? Think of it as an eighteen-wheeler screaming down the pike, carrying the future of computing with it. The driver is friendly. You can stick out your thumb and hitch a ride, or be left in the dust. Bluetooth is a developing, world wide, open, short-range radio specification focused...

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Wireless LAN Basics A wireless LAN (WLAN) is a grouping of network components connected by electromagnetic (radio) waves instead of wires. WLANs are used to augment or replace wired computer networks, adding flexibility and freedom of movement within the workplace. Wireless LAN clients enjoy great ...

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