On Wed, 9 Aug 2006 19:35:37 +0200, you wrote:
>Way to go, Hugh! lol!
>
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>From: "Hugh Gundersen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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><big snip>
>> The whole school is being wired for wireless networking
>
I know it sound daft but we cannot have a 100MW transmitter in the lobby!
But I want to know how we are going to manage with 5 min boot times and
batteries that last about 2 hours max when we at the coal face for at least 5
hours. And some classroom do not have a handy power outlet near the desk for
the teacher.
We have a system (wireless) called BromCom (amalgamation of the name Bromley
(part of Kent/G London) and Communications) This is a small laptop looking
device that runs on 3 or 4 AA cells that last 3 months and we can email, call
class registers, and do all sorts of things - web site is I think
http:\\www.bromcom.com (or co.uk).
Why dump it? Well bormcom won't talk to the main school information package very
well (SIMS)
Ho Hmm ========= someone is making a packet out of it and it ain't me!
Sir Hugh of Bognor
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