I find it mildly funny that only competitors of Microsoft are the ones who have felt that they need to complain about Service Pack 1. To begin with, anyone who has used any MS OS above Windows 98 KNOWS that they have to download the service packs and if they are a major service pack, they're gonna be big. Why is it that this 'group' feels they have to help the justice dept along with their case? It is possible that they have something else in mind beside everyone's good?
BTW, the link to the reigisters article is: http://216.133.66.117/091802.pdf
One of the uses of this product would be connecting a network printer to your network WITHOUT wiring.. It basically allows you to connect any device with ethernet already installed on it to a wireless network. Transparent to the device. Pretty handy, if you ask me.
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I find it mildly funny that only competitors of Microsoft are the ones who have felt that they need to complain about Service Pack 1. To begin with, anyone who has used any MS OS above Windows 98 KNOWS that they have to download the service packs and if they are a major service pack, they're gonna be big. Why is it that this 'group' feels they have to help the justice dept along with their case? It is possible that they have something else in mind beside everyone's good? BTW, the link to the reigisters article is: http://216.133.66.117/091802.pdf
One of the uses of this product would be connecting a network printer to your network WITHOUT wiring.. It basically allows you to connect any device with ethernet already installed on it to a wireless network. Transparent to the device. Pretty handy, if you ask me.
What the hell did Cisco do to this guy anyway?
That would still equal 8 inches, wouldn't it?