Wi-Fi 802.11: The Shape of Things to Come

by R. Michael Senkowski
Wiley Rein & Fielding LLP View Firm Credentials
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Eric W. DeSilva
Thomas Dombrowsky
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October 18, 2004

Previously published by Wiley Rein & Fielding on July 2002

Wi-Fi, or IEEE 802.11, is beginning to morph from a "techie" toy into a mainline consumer product and service. The beguilingly simple concept is to provide wireless high-speed broadband connectivity over "free" spectrum shared with other users. Buy and install a simple box for several hundred dollars, connect to a DSL line or cable modem, and surf the world wide web without the constraint of wires.

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