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= ﻿Wireless Connectivity = =

= A term used to describe telecomunication where electromagnetic waves carry the signal over part or all of the communication path. This also refers to any systems of transmitters and recivers that send radio signals over the air such as Wi-Fi, cellular network or satellite net.

When you think wirless connectivity you think wireless internet or [|Wi-Fi.] Wi-Fi works with no physical wired connection between sender and receiver by using radio frequency technology. If you have been in an airport, hotel, school, or even home you have been in the center of a wireless connection. Many cities are trying to use wireless connection to provide low cost internet to its residences and soon they will be able to access wirless internet all around the city. In the near future, wireless networking may become so widespread that you can access the Internet just about anywhere at any time, without using wires. When it comes to the internet you do not always have to use Wi-Fi you can you your cell phone. [|Wireless internet connections using your cell phones] may not be the best for long term use, but it gets the job done when you need the internet, so checking your e-mail or low graphic website will definitely work.

When you hear wirless connectivity you must first understand the difference in [|wireless networks].

Wirless networks consist of wireless PAN,LAN,MAN,WAN. WPAN- Wireless Persional Area Network interconnects devices in a small area. WLAN- Wireless Local Area Network links to or more devices WMAN- Wireless Metropolitan Area Network Connects several LAN's WWAN- Wireless Wide Area Network Cover large outside networks

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