Portable Internet Access


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SolarNetOne is Like Having Internet in a Box|
Internet access is a major issue with the modern traveler, especially when they must head to remote locations where traditional workstations are unheard of. SolarNetOne is essentially a “Internet-in-a-box terminal network system,” as Springwise quips. Photovoltaic solar panels power a small-footprint server and terminals equipped with LCD monitors, 15,000 applications and full mobile office and web browsing capabilities. SolarNetOne has both an Ethernet hub and Wi-Fi coverage within a two-mile radius. The eco-friendly project uses no more power than a 100-watt light bulb. There is currently a SolarNetOne installation at Katsina State University in Nigeria, images of which are found in the gallery. Source: solarnetone.org Via: springwise |
Free Nation-Wide Wireless Internet (VIDEO)
FCC Approves Bandwidth AuctionIn a huge decision that could revolutionize web access in the United States, the FCC announced that the excess spectrum, created when TV goes digital, will be auctioned off. “The Federal Communications…
Cheap Internet for Travelers
RovAir WiFiThe blogosphere is buzzing about a new service called RovAir. Rather than paying high hotel fees or subscribing to long term (and pricey) broadband aircard services, travelers can spend as little as $5.95…
Portable Internet Radio Lets You Create Your Own Station (VIDEO)
Slacker PortableThe problem with Internet radio is, of course, that you can’t listen to it on a radio because it is not broadcast on radio waves, so really its not radio at all. The Slacker Portable solves that problem…
Skype-Enabled WiFi Internet Tablet (VIDEO)
Nokia N810Congrats to Nokia for putting out a pure Internet phone. The Nokia N810 is not a cellular phone, but it does have built-in Skype so you can call wherever you have WiFi access. It also has an integrated…
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