Become your own ISP!

Become your own ISP!

http://waverider.com/

I would link to the exact product I am mentioning but it's under Products/5.8Ghz because I can't find the exact URL because of their annoying javascript and frames (you'll see what I mean).

The exciting thing is that this unit can supposedly be up to 72mbit, it is NOT line of sight and the range is up to 20miles. I wonder how real world speeds and range would actually be and if it is reliable.

I just makes me want to get access to a high speed connection and install one of these :)



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isp, http, waverider, mentioning, products, ghz, url, javascript, frames, ll, mbit, speeds, reliable, install,

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