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A modem and antenna that transmits and receives over the air. Wireless modems support several technologies, including 802.11, Bluetooth, CDPD, DataTAC, Mobitex and Ricochet. There are wireless modems for laptops, handhelds and cellphones. Except for a few analog cellphone models, you cannot plug your cellphone into your laptop's land-based modem even if the cable fits. You generally need a wireless modem on a PC card and a cable designed for your type of phone. See wireless glossary.
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Using a wireless modem with either a conventional laptop or with a Palm or Pocket PC has added benefits and can contribute to boating safety by providing access to Web sites such as the National Weather Service for downloading of weather charts and forecasts. A Westlake Village company has created a wireless modem that would, for the first time, allow laptop users to connect to the Internet at speeds faster than a conventional phone modem. MaxStream, now part of Digi International (NASDAQ: DGII), is the leading worldwide developer of wireless modem networking for electronic devices. |
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