fastest wireless internet. I am starting a business and i need a blasing fast internet connection. I will be mainly working from the road(laptop i don't have yet, but does the brand matter?). I have been looking at Sprint, Verizon and others. I live in Florida(...

to one of VZ's internet plans? > It is my understanding that you only need one of their internet> plans if you plan to sync your email real-time Blackberry-style. Is > that true? > Just a note, we have a wireless network at work, and I got an sdio...

Hello, Does anybody know what "unlimited" wireless internet (EV-DO) really means in terms of megabytes and frequency of use? Verizon and other internet companies don't provide this information anytime in advance. Recently, one of my associates had his...

Advise/Opinions on best wireless network product setup. Hey guys, I am getting my first desktop in a week and I want to be able to set up the fastest wireless network possible. I have a netgear rangemax right now and it doesnt have the best range or speed...

stable as Wire. 3.. Wireless presents security problems. I am one of the biggest fan of Wireless, but it really boils down to what is the purpose of the Network in your business. To secure and stabilize fast Wireless might cost more than laying neatly...

New Nationwide Wireless Service for less than dial up.. Nationwide T-1 Wireless Internet service for $19.95 per month is coming soon. ItsYourNet has aligned itself with a Wireless Fidelity Internet Service Corporation. After more than three years of...

The one situation where you *may* see such a high penalty is where you have *2* overlapping mixed wireless collision domains (i.e. 2 wireless routers) on overlapping or identical channels, but this is not the typical residential wireless scenario, it's...

The one situation where you *may* see such a high penalty is where you have *2* overlapping mixed wireless collision domains (i.e. 2 wireless routers) on overlapping or identical channels, but this is not the typical residential wireless scenario, it's...

a wireless NIC for upstairs. Wireless is slower (11Mbps) than typical physical (100Mbps) but it doesn't matter when you're on the web because the fastest you'll get there will be 1 -2 Mbps, plenty fast for wireless. It's always the one thing you never suspected....