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Mon, 10/13/2003 - 23:43 — Christoph C. Cemper

WiFi Finder – Your life on the road just got a lot easier. With the first and only WiFi detector for your keyring… :-)

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Tue, 10/14/2003 - 02:20 — Rainer (not verified)

Keyring Wifi finder

Some people are not very happy with Kensington.
See http://www.dienstraum.com/archiv/002324.php and discussion here: http://joi.ito.com/archives/2003/07/12/kensington_wifi_finder.html.

Fri, 11/28/2003 - 23:46 — Rose (not verified)

Keyring Wifi finder

I love this thing - every time I've checked withmy PDA there was a network. I'm not sure what these other people are doing wrong.

Fri, 11/28/2003 - 23:47 — Rose (not verified)

Keyring Wifi finder

I love this thing - every time I've checked withmy PDA there was a network. I'm not sure what these other people are doing wrong.

Fri, 11/28/2003 - 23:49 — Donna (not verified)

Keyring Wifi finder

I love this thing - every time I've checked withmy PDA there was a network. I'm not sure what these other people are doing wrong.

Thu, 05/06/2004 - 06:37 — Draxx (not verified)

Keyring Wifi finder

Kensington Wifi finder doesn't work. Try the SmartID wifi detector from http:www.smartid.com.sg
At least the latter works..

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