Cindi,
> So here's hoping you can explain some of it to me. It says, in part:
> "Understand the difference between town-wide wireless broadband
> (IEEE 802.16/WiMAX) and a home wireless network (IEEE 802.11).
The main diff. between these two is probably the amount of power that
is used. A home wireless network, like I have, is not guaranteed to
have a range beyond your home, or maybe an office. A city wide system
is supposed to have much wider range, needless to say. I have not kept
track of all the 802 permutations, I don't even know what mine is. TMI
to remember. :-)
Jim
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