The town of Hood River Oregon is rumored to be starting a 5Ghz wireless system using Cisco Equipment . Shared-use LANs might enable inexpensive access near community centers or schools. Individuals or housing authorities could create non-profit, shared wireless networks. Compaq's iPAQ goes wireless with a 802.11b LAN card while Intel's Web tablet uses HomeRF . Technologies has put wireless access nodes in its library and will soon add them to Smith center.
Some universities put wireless internet everywhere .
Carnegie Mellon's Wireless Andrew Project has over 400 wireless access points providing seamless connectivity for over 1700 wireless users, the largest academic wireless LAN in the world . Their wireless integration lab will incorporating servers, software and user devices. Airway even adds voice over internet . Extend your range with cellular. Just slip a CDPD Compact Flash Modem or a 3G, 144Kbps PC Card into a Webtablet .