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December 03, 2002

Proxim Adds Active Interference Rejection

2/1-15/2002 - Since I lost a very significant, detailed entry to the foibles of Radio Userland (see [Radio Userland Woes Cause More Changes To BWIA Weblog]), all I can offer is short shrift on the significant developments in the BWIA industry to date.

Proxim (http://www.proxim.com) has added "Active Interference Rejection" to its Tsunami Multipoint product line.

Steve Stroh

Copyright © 2002-2004 by Steve Stroh. This article originally appeared on my original Broadband Wireless Internet Access Weblog hosted on Radio Userland. This article was backdated to December 3, 2002 from December 17, 2002.

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  • About Steve Stroh

    In 1996, I was fascinated to discover that providing Internet Access via license-exempt wireless technologies was not only possible, but being done routinely by a small band of pioneering Internet Service Providers.

    By mid-1997, I was writing professionally about Broadband Wireless Internet Access (BWIA) as a monthly columnist in Boardwatch Magazine.

    In 2000, I began writing about BWIA full time in my own blogs, for numerous other publications, and my own subscription newsletter.

    From 2008 - 2015, I took a hiatus from writing about BWIA, but my interest in BWIA did not wane. From 2016 - 2020 I worked to resume writing full time.

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