The problem is that thing wouldn't have told you.
Check the reviews of it, it picks up less than half of the wide open hotspots, and none of the closed ones, like T-Mobile or anything. also, it more frequently thinks garage doors and microwaves are hot spots than the real thing.


The SMART ID one on the other hand actually works.
-s



On Dec 4, 2003, at 11:38 AM, Shawn Rogers wrote:

I wish'd I had one when I was in Taiwan and Thailand last month. It
would have been nice to have something small that could tell me if there
was a WIFI network or hotspot around so I could come back to it later.
Beats walking around with my laptop on and open so I could look at the
Netstumbler results while I did my sightseeing.


Shawn Rogers
ZyXEL Communications
800-255-4101 x202
NEW ADDRESS
1130 N Miller St
Anaheim, CA 92806


Brendon <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While I appreciate Ronan pointing out the deal, let's face it
folks: this is a geek-chic device.  If you're going to go a
hunting for an open network, you'll probably have your laptop or PDA
with you anyway.....

-B

-----Original Message-----
From: sean bonner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Dec 4, 2003 10:43 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SOCALWUG] Free Kensington WiFi Finder keyfob at PC mall

Let's not forget that this thing BARELY works, and isn't worth the $20
it sells for normally.




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