Wednesday, April 14, 2021

One Step Closer to the Wireless Holy Grail

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Thor Olavsrud
By Thor Olavsrud

Hewlett-Packard joined forces with wireless networking
specialist Transat Technologies Monday in an effort to push a joint
solution that would enable seamless and transparent roaming between 2.5G/3G
wireless networks and 802.11

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