Akai has unveiled a new addition to its series of electronic wind instruments, dubbed the EWI 5000. Billed as the world's the most expressive and versatile wind instrument, the new "ee-wee" comes with an orchestra of built-in sounds, has its own rechargeable battery, and gives the player the wireless freedom to groove in every corner of the stage.
San Francisco Maritime Museum Equips Facility With Xirrus High-Performance Wireless Net... - 0 views
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San Francisco Maritime Museum Equips Facility With Xirrus High-Performance Wireless Networks to Provide a Connected and Fully Immersive Experience in the Historic Site
AT&T, Sprint Promise Free Wireless Service for Schools | DSLReports, ISP Information - 0 views
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quote:Apple has agreed to donate $100 million in free iPads, MacBooks and software to disadvantaged schools. AT&T will donate $100 million in free wireless broadband service to middle school students over three years. Sprint is also donating $100 million in free wireless service for up to 50,000 low-income high school students over a four-year period.
President Obama Announces Businesses Working To Help Schools With Internet Connectivity... - 0 views
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Today, following up on his call to action, the President is announcing major progress toward realizing the ConnectED goal to get high-speed Internet connectivity and educational technology into classrooms, and into the hands of teachers trained on its advantages. The FCC and private sector are taking key steps to answer the President’s call, including through:
The Impact of Wireless : Page 1 of 1 : Publishing Executive - 0 views
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"Printers and graphic communication service providers need to know how wireless technology will impact our industry and whether we are ahead of the curve or way behind it," says Vince Naselli, director of TrendWatch Graphic Arts. "The world is changing, and most suppliers are not up on wireless technology."
Tech, telecom giants donate $750 million in iPads, wireless service to schools - The Wa... - 0 views
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Several tech and telecom firms on Tuesday will announce $750 million in donations of free iPads, software and wireless service to U.S. schools, part of President Obama’s push to bolster the education system with better technology and faster Internet speeds. Obama on Tuesday will announce the corporate commitments to his ConnectEd plan, which aims to bring the fastest Internet speeds and better devices to all U.S. schools by 2017. Only about 30 percent of schools have fast enough broadband speeds for students to access the Web and for teachers to stream videos and communicate with students online.
Obama's School Internet Plan Speeds Up | NewsFactor Business - 0 views
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Claiming progress in his campaign to get American schools wired for the future, President Barack Obama is announcing commitments from U.S. companies totaling about $750 million to connect more students to high-speed Internet.
Honeywell, Inmarsat finalize design for in-flight - AMD - Aerospace Manufacturing and D... - 0 views
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Targeting both passenger aircraft and business jets, GX Aviation is a global, high-speed, in-flight connectivity service that will provide data rates to the aircraft of up to 50Mbps. Using GX Aviation, passengers will be able to do real-time social media updates, emails, and live-streaming TV, all while in flight, and from virtually anywhere in the world, over both land and sea.
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