A . Wi-Fi ( short for Wireless Fidelity ) and Bluetooth are both designed to link computers and gadgets wirelessly, but they are intended for use in different situations.
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The Wi-Fi logo _ the name is short for wireless fidelity _ is meant to indicate places where a laptop's network card can reliably connect, regardless of its manufacturer or technology.
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Instead of offering " wireless fidelity " hotspot service just in coffee shops and hotel lobbies, Wi-Blast will offer subscribers coverage across more than 800 acres by networking WiFi transmitters together.
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Many offer armchairs for lounging and about 700 Starbucks coffeehouses are connected to " wireless fidelity " networks, which allow customers to bring in their wireless-enabled laptops to connect to the Internet.
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The network is 10 times larger than a proposed citywide Wi-Fi ( wireless fidelity ) network in Philadelphia-- one that media reports last week inaccurately said would be the largest in the world.
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Nevertheless, the Wi-Fi Alliance was also called the " Wireless Fidelity Alliance Inc " in some publications and the IEEE's own website has stated " WiFi is a short name for Wireless Fidelity ".
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Nevertheless, the Wi-Fi Alliance was also called the " Wireless Fidelity Alliance Inc " in some publications and the IEEE's own website has stated " WiFi is a short name for Wireless Fidelity ".
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A : Wireless Fidelity technology, which includes the 802 . 11a, 802 . 11b and 802 . 11g standards, has become common over the past few years for home and office wireless computer networks.
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Wi-Fi, or wireless fidelity, enables a person with a wireless-enabled computer or personal digital assistant to connect to the Internet by moving within about 15 meters of these access points, called " hot spots ."
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Wi-Fi _ short for wireless fidelity, and also known as 802.11b _ allows computer users equipped with special network cards to connect wirelessly over a radio frequency to a ground station providing high-speed Internet service.
