Your own private wireless network - typically used in a home or business setting where you do not want to run Ethernet cable to connect two or more computers to the 'Net.
You equip your notebook computer with a wireless access card - allows you to connect to the 'Net as you travel by finding wireless access points, more commonly called "hot spots". In large cites, major airports, and even some office buildings, you can surf the 'Net and read your email for free.
You equip your notebook computer with a cellphone access card (mobile PC card) - the ultimate in mobility... you can access the 'Net and read your email anywhere there is cellphone coverage. With the advent of "unlimited" cellphone accounts, it costs you little or nothing.
While it's pretty obvious which technique might be right for your situation, be aware that each has its challenges. If you'll contact us we can explain exactly what they are.
