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08 December 2004, 01:01 PM
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Scoobynet on a 'plane
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Finally it would appear airlines are starting to roll-out internet access on 'planes. I trialled the British Airways one years ago, and was extremely impressed but nothing ever came over it.
Story here: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/12...lines_wifi_tv/
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Finally it would appear airlines are starting to roll-out internet access on 'planes. I trialled the British Airways one years ago, and was extremely impressed but nothing ever came over it.
Story here: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/12...lines_wifi_tv/
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08 December 2004, 04:24 PM
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Guess what I make satellite communications kit for 
http://www.emssatcom.com/solutions/s_aeronautical.asp
256 kbps possible now, 432 kbps soon
Not just Internet, you may be able to use your mobile phone on the aircraft soon as well
The aircraft will have its own pico-cell with the satcomms providing the backhaul.
http://www.emssatcom.com/solutions/s_aeronautical.asp
256 kbps possible now, 432 kbps soon
Not just Internet, you may be able to use your mobile phone on the aircraft soon as well
The aircraft will have its own pico-cell with the satcomms providing the backhaul.
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08 December 2004, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Graz
Not just Internet, you may be able to use your mobile phone on the aircraft soon as well The aircraft will have its own pico-cell with the satcomms providing the backhaul.
The aircraft will have its own pico-cell with the satcomms providing the backhaul.
08 December 2004, 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Brendan Hughes
They're not only polyphonic, they can be midi files too!
Some phones now can even have MP3's as ring tones - just when you thought it couldnt get anymore annoying!
08 December 2004, 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Petem95
Polyphonic ring tones basically are midi files.
Some phones now can even have MP3's as ring tones - just when you thought it couldnt get anymore annoying!
Some phones now can even have MP3's as ring tones - just when you thought it couldnt get anymore annoying!
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