The Dallas Convention Center has solved this problem by introducing wireless Internet connectivity, becoming the first major U.S. facility of its kind to do so. Because the service is wireless, it involves no installation or pulling of wiring. A dedicated band, with three available width levels, prevents interference from cellular telephones and Convention Center. By using leading-edge technology at our convention center, the Internet is now easily accessible for all of our exhibit customers. He added that with the configuration in place, convention attendees can not only tap into their own Web pages or office networks, but link up with other exhibit booths on the floor.
Some rooms are accessible via wireless service.
No place has better Internet connectivity than the Dallas. Addition scheduled for completion in July 2002 will bring an additional 200,000 square feet of exhibit space and new lobbies with more than 150,000 square feet.