Chatziioannidis, 2004 - Google Patents
High speed Internet access using cellular infrastructureChatziioannidis, 2004
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- Chatziioannidis I
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The way that the Internet is accessed has changed dramatically in recent years. In addition to wire line connections such as dial-up, xDSL, cable modems or optical fiber, wireless implementations are gaining market share based on technologies such as WiFi, WiMAX …
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