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>The new service, announced Monday, will let customers connect with the Web >whenever they're near one of about 800 "hot spots" around the nation, >mostly through roaming agreements with WiFi carriers including Airpath >Wireless and Wayport. and >Prices will be announced when Sprint launches the service, which will be >accessible to customers who already have a WiFi-enabled computer or those >who buy a special laptop card. A WiFi enabled version of the software used >to connect a laptop to Sprint PCS's cellular network will be introduced at >that time. > >Sprint plans to offer the service, named PCS WiFi Access, through more >than 2,100 hot spots by the end of 2003. The initial 800 locations where >Sprint plans to offer Wi-Fi access include airports, convention centres >and hotels. Raines -- general wireless list, a bawug thing <http://www.bawug.org/> [un]subscribe: http://lists.bawug.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless
