Re: 1. CALTRAIN (Andy Chan)

It'll probably take them a while to build it into the trains. In the 
mean time, somebody with flat-rate data service from their cell 
provider and a wireless laptop could provide internet access to a car 
or two on the train.

Best,
Alf

On 11 Feb 2005, at 12:26p, [email protected] wrote:

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> Howdy, as a SF Bay Area commuter, I'm noticing an
> increasing use of laptops, which in turn screams for
> Internet access.  I'm sure this has been talked about
> before, but has anybody wanted to start a project to
> make wireless Internet available to the CALTRAIN crowd
> in the San Francisco Bay Area?
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> I hear LA and in Europe this is already done!  Aren't
> we geeks in the Bay Area supposed to be doing that
> stuff first?
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