Deck 1: Its a Wireless World

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What type of device is used in the medical field to diagnose digestive problems without surgery?

A) video pill
B) RFID
C) wireless LAN
D) barcoded medications
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How many millions of bits per second can be transmitted in a Wi-Fi network?

A) 9
B) 11
C) 19
D) 21
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At what rate is the number of wireless hostpots increasing each year?

A) 50%
B) 200%
C) 350%
D) 500%
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____ is a low-power wireless data and voice transmission technology.

A) Bluetooth
B) AP
C) WAP
D) Wi-Fi
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Where can a RFID tag be read?

A) only when next to the scanner
B) anywhere within the range of a transmitted radio signal
C) only within the line of sight of the scanner
D) when physically connected to the scanner
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Some airlines use WLAN technology to communicate with the aircraft once it has parked or is taxiing on the ground.
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What is the range of transmission for a WPAN?

A) 3 feet
B) 10 feet
C) 14 feet
D) 22 feet
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A cold site is a fully functional office space generally run by a commercial disaster recovery service that allows a business to continue computer and network operations to maintain business continuity.
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A WAP cell phone runs a tiny browser program called a microbrowser that uses Wireless Markup Language (WML) instead of HTML.
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Where must a WiMax transmitter be located?

A) anywhere in a building
B) anywhere on upper floors of a building
C) by a window in the upper floors of a building
D) on the roof of a building
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What is the maximum transmission distance for FSO?

A) 4 miles
B) 6.4 miles
C) 10 miles
D) 100 miles
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In a wireless network, the ____ acts as a base station to receive the signals and transmit signals back to the wireless network interface cards in the other wireless devices.

A) cable
B) wireless adapter
C) network interface card
D) access point
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An increasingly ____ workforce is one characteristic of today's business world.

A) less experienced
B) technically challenged
C) younger
D) mobile
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Which of the following technologies came first chronologically?

A) Integrated Services Digital Networks (ISDN)
B) leased transmission lines
C) T-1 lines
D) digital subscriber lines (DSL)
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A Bluetooth network that contains one master and at least one slave device forms a ____.

A) winet
B) subnet
C) piconet
D) cycle
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Which sector of the economy has adopted wireless technology most completely?

A) education
B) construction
C) travel
D) business
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A large amount of equipment is required to create a wireless LAN.
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It is well documented that high levels of RF can produce biological damage.
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What type of device is used for communication in a fixed broadband wireless network?

A) antenna
B) cable
C) electrical wiring
D) handheld
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When a Web server sends a Web page back to a PC, it is only sending HTML code; the ____ is responsible for interpreting that code and displaying the results on the screen.

A) gateway
B) desktop
C) Web browser
D) Web interpreter
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A(n) ____________________ cable connects the AP to a wired LAN or to the Internet.
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Amanda's car is equipped with hands-free cellular calling based on the Bluetooth wireless standard. Explain how this device helps Amanda during her commute.
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Public ____________________ are locations where wireless data services are available.
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With ____________________ broadband, also known as WiMax, the signal is transmitted between the antennas of the buildings at speeds up to 75 Mbps and at distances up to 53 kilometers (35 miles).
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The ____ technology has a transmission distance of up to 10 meters.

A) RFID
B) Bluetooth
C) WiMax
D) GSM
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Why is a WLAN less expensive for business than a wired LAN?

A) equipment is less expensive
B) no need to tunnel through walls and ceilings to install cable
C) wireless equipment does not need to be upgraded
D) All of the above
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Many hospitals use laptop computers on mobile carts with barcode scanners or ____________________ readers and a wireless network interface card.
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Describe free space optics (FSO) wireless technology.
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Wireless devices operate using ____________________ signals, creating the potential for two types of signal interference.
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What is the primary advantage of wireless technology?
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An employee who purchases an access point and secretly brings it into the office in order to provide personal wireless access has installed what is known as a ____ access point.

A) rogue
B) hot
C) cold
D) war
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What aspect of RF may produce biological damage?

A) cooling effects
B) heating effects
C) waves passing through the brain
D) waves damaging the eyes
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What are the components of a wireless network?
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Explain how wireless LANs are beneficial to both teachers and students in an educational setting.
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How do airlines use wireless technology to improve aircraft maintenance?
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Describe the use of wireless technology in the construction industry.
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What is the difference between radio frequency identification (RFID) and a barcode?
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If an organization's data processing center becomes inoperable, it can move all data processing operations to a ____, often within an hour.

A) recovery location
B) neutral site
C) cold site
D) hot site
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____ give team-based workers the ability to access the network resources that they need while collaborating in a team environment.

A) Barcodes
B) RFIDs
C) Video pills
D) WLANs
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What are two of the unique challenges posed by wireless networks?
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How does wireless technology provide increased reliability for networks?
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Match between columns
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
wireless application protocol
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
free space optics
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
radio modules
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
war driving
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
fixed broadband wireless
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
link manager
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
wireless adapter
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
radio frequency identification
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
WAP gateway
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
wireless application protocol
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
free space optics
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
radio modules
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
war driving
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
fixed broadband wireless
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
link manager
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
wireless adapter
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
radio frequency identification
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
WAP gateway
wireless NIC
wireless application protocol
wireless NIC
free space optics
wireless NIC
radio modules
wireless NIC
war driving
wireless NIC
fixed broadband wireless
wireless NIC
link manager
wireless NIC
wireless adapter
wireless NIC
radio frequency identification
wireless NIC
WAP gateway
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
wireless application protocol
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
free space optics
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
radio modules
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
war driving
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
fixed broadband wireless
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
link manager
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
wireless adapter
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
radio frequency identification
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
WAP gateway
tags used to identify items
wireless application protocol
tags used to identify items
free space optics
tags used to identify items
radio modules
tags used to identify items
war driving
tags used to identify items
fixed broadband wireless
tags used to identify items
link manager
tags used to identify items
wireless adapter
tags used to identify items
radio frequency identification
tags used to identify items
WAP gateway
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
wireless application protocol
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
free space optics
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
radio modules
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
war driving
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
fixed broadband wireless
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
link manager
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
wireless adapter
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
radio frequency identification
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
WAP gateway
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
wireless application protocol
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
free space optics
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
radio modules
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
war driving
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
fixed broadband wireless
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
link manager
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
wireless adapter
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
radio frequency identification
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
WAP gateway
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
wireless application protocol
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
free space optics
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
radio modules
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
war driving
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
fixed broadband wireless
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
link manager
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
wireless adapter
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
radio frequency identification
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
WAP gateway
translates between WML and HTML
wireless application protocol
translates between WML and HTML
free space optics
translates between WML and HTML
radio modules
translates between WML and HTML
war driving
translates between WML and HTML
fixed broadband wireless
translates between WML and HTML
link manager
translates between WML and HTML
wireless adapter
translates between WML and HTML
radio frequency identification
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WAP gateway
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What type of device is used in the medical field to diagnose digestive problems without surgery?

A) video pill
B) RFID
C) wireless LAN
D) barcoded medications
A
2
How many millions of bits per second can be transmitted in a Wi-Fi network?

A) 9
B) 11
C) 19
D) 21
B
3
At what rate is the number of wireless hostpots increasing each year?

A) 50%
B) 200%
C) 350%
D) 500%
C
4
____ is a low-power wireless data and voice transmission technology.

A) Bluetooth
B) AP
C) WAP
D) Wi-Fi
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Where can a RFID tag be read?

A) only when next to the scanner
B) anywhere within the range of a transmitted radio signal
C) only within the line of sight of the scanner
D) when physically connected to the scanner
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Some airlines use WLAN technology to communicate with the aircraft once it has parked or is taxiing on the ground.
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What is the range of transmission for a WPAN?

A) 3 feet
B) 10 feet
C) 14 feet
D) 22 feet
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A cold site is a fully functional office space generally run by a commercial disaster recovery service that allows a business to continue computer and network operations to maintain business continuity.
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A WAP cell phone runs a tiny browser program called a microbrowser that uses Wireless Markup Language (WML) instead of HTML.
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Where must a WiMax transmitter be located?

A) anywhere in a building
B) anywhere on upper floors of a building
C) by a window in the upper floors of a building
D) on the roof of a building
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What is the maximum transmission distance for FSO?

A) 4 miles
B) 6.4 miles
C) 10 miles
D) 100 miles
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In a wireless network, the ____ acts as a base station to receive the signals and transmit signals back to the wireless network interface cards in the other wireless devices.

A) cable
B) wireless adapter
C) network interface card
D) access point
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An increasingly ____ workforce is one characteristic of today's business world.

A) less experienced
B) technically challenged
C) younger
D) mobile
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Which of the following technologies came first chronologically?

A) Integrated Services Digital Networks (ISDN)
B) leased transmission lines
C) T-1 lines
D) digital subscriber lines (DSL)
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A Bluetooth network that contains one master and at least one slave device forms a ____.

A) winet
B) subnet
C) piconet
D) cycle
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Which sector of the economy has adopted wireless technology most completely?

A) education
B) construction
C) travel
D) business
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A large amount of equipment is required to create a wireless LAN.
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It is well documented that high levels of RF can produce biological damage.
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What type of device is used for communication in a fixed broadband wireless network?

A) antenna
B) cable
C) electrical wiring
D) handheld
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When a Web server sends a Web page back to a PC, it is only sending HTML code; the ____ is responsible for interpreting that code and displaying the results on the screen.

A) gateway
B) desktop
C) Web browser
D) Web interpreter
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A(n) ____________________ cable connects the AP to a wired LAN or to the Internet.
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Amanda's car is equipped with hands-free cellular calling based on the Bluetooth wireless standard. Explain how this device helps Amanda during her commute.
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Public ____________________ are locations where wireless data services are available.
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With ____________________ broadband, also known as WiMax, the signal is transmitted between the antennas of the buildings at speeds up to 75 Mbps and at distances up to 53 kilometers (35 miles).
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The ____ technology has a transmission distance of up to 10 meters.

A) RFID
B) Bluetooth
C) WiMax
D) GSM
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Why is a WLAN less expensive for business than a wired LAN?

A) equipment is less expensive
B) no need to tunnel through walls and ceilings to install cable
C) wireless equipment does not need to be upgraded
D) All of the above
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Many hospitals use laptop computers on mobile carts with barcode scanners or ____________________ readers and a wireless network interface card.
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Describe free space optics (FSO) wireless technology.
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Wireless devices operate using ____________________ signals, creating the potential for two types of signal interference.
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What is the primary advantage of wireless technology?
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An employee who purchases an access point and secretly brings it into the office in order to provide personal wireless access has installed what is known as a ____ access point.

A) rogue
B) hot
C) cold
D) war
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What aspect of RF may produce biological damage?

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B) heating effects
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D) waves damaging the eyes
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What are the components of a wireless network?
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Explain how wireless LANs are beneficial to both teachers and students in an educational setting.
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How do airlines use wireless technology to improve aircraft maintenance?
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Describe the use of wireless technology in the construction industry.
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What is the difference between radio frequency identification (RFID) and a barcode?
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If an organization's data processing center becomes inoperable, it can move all data processing operations to a ____, often within an hour.

A) recovery location
B) neutral site
C) cold site
D) hot site
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____ give team-based workers the ability to access the network resources that they need while collaborating in a team environment.

A) Barcodes
B) RFIDs
C) Video pills
D) WLANs
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What are two of the unique challenges posed by wireless networks?
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How does wireless technology provide increased reliability for networks?
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small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
wireless application protocol
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
free space optics
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
radio modules
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
war driving
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
fixed broadband wireless
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
link manager
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
wireless adapter
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
radio frequency identification
small radio transceivers built onto microprocessor chips
WAP gateway
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
wireless application protocol
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
free space optics
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
radio modules
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
war driving
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
fixed broadband wireless
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
link manager
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
wireless adapter
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
radio frequency identification
special software that helps identify other Bluetooth devices
WAP gateway
wireless NIC
wireless application protocol
wireless NIC
free space optics
wireless NIC
radio modules
wireless NIC
war driving
wireless NIC
fixed broadband wireless
wireless NIC
link manager
wireless NIC
wireless adapter
wireless NIC
radio frequency identification
wireless NIC
WAP gateway
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
wireless application protocol
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
free space optics
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
radio modules
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
war driving
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
fixed broadband wireless
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
link manager
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
wireless adapter
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
radio frequency identification
provides a standard way to transmit, format, and display Internet data for devices like cell phones and handheld devices
WAP gateway
tags used to identify items
wireless application protocol
tags used to identify items
free space optics
tags used to identify items
radio modules
tags used to identify items
war driving
tags used to identify items
fixed broadband wireless
tags used to identify items
link manager
tags used to identify items
wireless adapter
tags used to identify items
radio frequency identification
tags used to identify items
WAP gateway
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
wireless application protocol
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
free space optics
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
radio modules
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
war driving
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
fixed broadband wireless
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
link manager
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
wireless adapter
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
radio frequency identification
wireless transmissions between devices that cannot be mobile
WAP gateway
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
wireless application protocol
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
free space optics
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
radio modules
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
war driving
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
fixed broadband wireless
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
link manager
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
wireless adapter
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
radio frequency identification
unauthorized individuals actively searching for wireless signals to pick up
WAP gateway
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
wireless application protocol
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
free space optics
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
radio modules
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
war driving
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
fixed broadband wireless
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
link manager
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
wireless adapter
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
radio frequency identification
alternative to high-speed fiber optic transmissions
WAP gateway
translates between WML and HTML
wireless application protocol
translates between WML and HTML
free space optics
translates between WML and HTML
radio modules
translates between WML and HTML
war driving
translates between WML and HTML
fixed broadband wireless
translates between WML and HTML
link manager
translates between WML and HTML
wireless adapter
translates between WML and HTML
radio frequency identification
translates between WML and HTML
WAP gateway
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