At 04:07 11/2/2000 -0500, Gerald Oskoboiny wrote:
> > Just last Friday, United Airlines said it was teaming with
> > Aerzone, a San Francisco- based subsidiary of Softnet Systems, to
> > deploy 802.11b in Red Carpet Club airport lounges, gate areas and
> > terminals in as many as 50 airports served by the airline.
> >
> > "This is potentially a huge business because we offer the two
> > things people want most: relatively unlimited bandwidth and
> > mobility," said Lawrence B. Brilliant, chief executive of
> > Aerzone.
How do they charge the user for the bandwidth (in places like an airline)?
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