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by Sushila Madan on December 1st, 2004

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What are fixed wireless networks and mobile wireless networks?

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  • by lymbada on February 4th, 2006

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    If you connect to a fixed wireless network, your computer will only access the network through a particular access point. A mobile wireless network allows you to move between access points while maintaning access to the network.
    An example of a wireless netword is the mobile phone grid. While talking on your phone, the signal may pass through mutiple phone towers especially if you are moving. This is done without dissconnecting you phone call.

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