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| - Wi-Fi () este numele comercial pentru tehnologiile construite pe baza standardelor de comunicație din familia IEEE 802.11 utilizate pentru realizarea de rețele locale de comunicație (LAN) fără fir (wireless, WLAN) la viteze echivalente cu cele ale rețelelor cu fir electric de tip Ethernet. Suportul pentru Wi-Fi este furnizat de diferite dispozitive hardware, și de aproape toate sistemele de operare moderne pentru calculatoarele personale (PC), rutere, telefoane mobile, console de jocuri și cele mai avansate televizoare.
- Object: Wi-Fi
- 400px Wi-Fi (와이-파이) 는 Wi-Fi 얼라이언스의 상표명이며, IEEE 802.11 기반의 무선 LAN 연결과 장치 간 연결 (Wi-Fi P2P), PAN/LAN/WAN 구성 등을 지원하는 일련의 기술입니다.
- Wi-Fi (an acronym for Wireless Fidelity), a wireless-technology brand owned by the Wi-Fi Alliance,[1] promotes standards with the aim of improving the interoperability of wireless local area network products based on the IEEE 802.11 standards.
- The Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (abbreviated WFC; Wi-Fi is short for Wireless Fidelity) is Nintendo's online match making service available for use by a specifically designed game on a Nintendo system specifically designed to make use of the service. While the system itself is very capable as far as actual matches are concerned, the manner in which it was designed severely limits the creation of an online community. Currently, both the Nintendo DS and Wii make use of the system. However, it was shut down.
- Wi-Fi is a digital villain from Mighty Med. He can enter computers by turning molecular structures into their binary counterparts and transfer them to any digital screen.
- When about to be incarcerated in the Tower of London with two of his other incarnations in 1562, the Eleventh Doctor jokingly asked if there would be Wi-Fi. (TV: The Day of the Doctor) In 2009, the transformation of humanity into the Master Race was blamed on hallucinations caused by faulty Wi-Fi. (TV: The End of Time) The Eleventh Doctor used a bio-damping feedback transducer to disperse the energy of an exploding Foldback Quasar Engine into the Wi-Fi at the Royal Albert Halls. (TV: Doctor Who at the Proms (2010))
- Wi-Fi (korrekt eigentlich WLAN) ist eine Netzwerkkonfiguration, mit dem es möglich ist drahtlos Gerätschaften miteinander zu verbinden. Der Name Wi-Fi ist hier eigentlich falsch gewählt, da es das Zertifizierungskonsortium der einzelnen WLAN-Standards darstellt, der korrekte Name ist WLAN für Wireless LAN. Die Schallsonnenbrille des Zwölften Doctors kann sich mit dem WLAN der Unterwasserstation von Vector Petroleum verbinden. (Under the Lake) Kategorie:Technologien
- Il wi-fi (o wireless) è un termine che indica che un dispositivo è in grado di connettersi a una rete WLAN (rete senza fili) Utilizzata principalmente in informatica, si sta espandendo anche sui cellulari. La tecnologia wireless, consente tramite un router (o modem senza fili) di collegarsi a internet e scambiare dati senza fili. La rete wi-fi può anche essere creata senza un router, effettuando un collegamento da computer a computer (rete ad hoc). Attualmente esistono vari tipi di connessione wi-fi, catalogati in base alla velocità di connessione: wi-fi 802.11 a/b/g e l'ultimissimo n
- Wi-Fi, or Wifi, is a mechanism for wirelessly connecting electronic devices. A device enabled with Wi-Fi, such as a personal computer, video game console, smartphone, or digital audio player, can connect to the Internet via a wireless network access point. An access point (or hotspot) has a range of about 20 meters (65 ft) indoors and a greater range outdoors. Multiple overlapping access points can cover large areas.
- It's really easy for anyone in the developed world to get on to the internet in any city - I'm writing this page while drinking coffee in a public bar in central York, UK, accessing the internet via a wireless hot spot that the bar provides for its customers. That's no use for anyone who isn't in a city in the developed world however, so what opportunity is there for this vast majority of the world's inhabitants? There are two organisations which can help - both by providing access and by providing a model for communities to copy around the world. Here are their links:
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| - Wi-Fi (korrekt eigentlich WLAN) ist eine Netzwerkkonfiguration, mit dem es möglich ist drahtlos Gerätschaften miteinander zu verbinden. Der Name Wi-Fi ist hier eigentlich falsch gewählt, da es das Zertifizierungskonsortium der einzelnen WLAN-Standards darstellt, der korrekte Name ist WLAN für Wireless LAN. Im Laufe des frühen 21. Jahrhunderts verbreitet sich das WLAN und überall werden freie Hotspots angeboten. Dies macht sich die Große Intelligenz zu Nutzen, in dem sie Leute mittels eines speziellen Programms und Basisstationen über ihr spezielles WLAN "hochläd". Als dies auch Clara Oswald passiert, kommt der Elfte Doctor der Intelligenz auf die Spur und kann alle Persönlichkeiten von dessen Servern befreien. (The Bells of Saint John) Die Schallsonnenbrille des Zwölften Doctors kann sich mit dem WLAN der Unterwasserstation von Vector Petroleum verbinden. (Under the Lake) Kategorie:Technologien
- Wi-Fi () este numele comercial pentru tehnologiile construite pe baza standardelor de comunicație din familia IEEE 802.11 utilizate pentru realizarea de rețele locale de comunicație (LAN) fără fir (wireless, WLAN) la viteze echivalente cu cele ale rețelelor cu fir electric de tip Ethernet. Suportul pentru Wi-Fi este furnizat de diferite dispozitive hardware, și de aproape toate sistemele de operare moderne pentru calculatoarele personale (PC), rutere, telefoane mobile, console de jocuri și cele mai avansate televizoare.
- Object: Wi-Fi
- When about to be incarcerated in the Tower of London with two of his other incarnations in 1562, the Eleventh Doctor jokingly asked if there would be Wi-Fi. (TV: The Day of the Doctor) In 2009, the transformation of humanity into the Master Race was blamed on hallucinations caused by faulty Wi-Fi. (TV: The End of Time) The Eleventh Doctor used a bio-damping feedback transducer to disperse the energy of an exploding Foldback Quasar Engine into the Wi-Fi at the Royal Albert Halls. (TV: Doctor Who at the Proms (2010)) By 2013, Wi-Fi was practically omnipresent on Earth - the Eleventh Doctor described humanity as "living in a Wi-Fi soup." The Maitland family could access Wi-Fi in their home, using the password rycbar123. The Great Intelligence used an organisation run by Miss Kizlet to upload peoples' souls through Wi-Fi into the data cloud in order to feed its form; this plan was enacted by disguised robots called Spoonheads. (TV: The Bells of Saint John) In the 21st century, a Fliis used Wi-Fi to telepathically control people. (COMIC: Fashion Victims) In the underwater base the Drum in 2119, the Twelfth Doctor tuned his sonic sunglasses into the base's Wi-Fi, providing an audio-visual feed to the base's computers to let the base crew get a closer look at the ghosts haunting them. He also used the sunglasses to generate holograms, first of Clara Oswald and later of himself, which were projected using the base's Wi-Fi. (TV: Under the Lake, Before the Flood) In the 50th-51st century, the Library had Wi-Fi. When Miss Evangelista was killed, her data ghost was caught in the Wi-Fi and reconstructed by CAL in her hard drive. (TV: Forest of the Dead) In the 52nd century, the Seventh Transept had decent Wi-Fi, despite being a tomb. Dorium Maldovar was able to use his media chip to access the Wi-Fi after he was decapitated and brought to the Seventh Transept. (TV: The Wedding of River Song)
- 400px Wi-Fi (와이-파이) 는 Wi-Fi 얼라이언스의 상표명이며, IEEE 802.11 기반의 무선 LAN 연결과 장치 간 연결 (Wi-Fi P2P), PAN/LAN/WAN 구성 등을 지원하는 일련의 기술입니다.
- Wi-Fi (an acronym for Wireless Fidelity), a wireless-technology brand owned by the Wi-Fi Alliance,[1] promotes standards with the aim of improving the interoperability of wireless local area network products based on the IEEE 802.11 standards.
- Il wi-fi (o wireless) è un termine che indica che un dispositivo è in grado di connettersi a una rete WLAN (rete senza fili) Utilizzata principalmente in informatica, si sta espandendo anche sui cellulari. La tecnologia wireless, consente tramite un router (o modem senza fili) di collegarsi a internet e scambiare dati senza fili. La rete wi-fi può anche essere creata senza un router, effettuando un collegamento da computer a computer (rete ad hoc). Il funzionamento è semplice: il modem è connesso a internet tramite (sfruttando la connessione ADSL) cavo e "emana" in un raggio anche abbastanza ampio un segnale. Al router è assegnato un nome (che è anche il nome della rete); e i dispositivi in grado di captare il segnale vi si possono collegare e utilizzare le funzioni messe a disposizione dalla rete. Attualmente esistono vari tipi di connessione wi-fi, catalogati in base alla velocità di connessione: wi-fi 802.11 a/b/g e l'ultimissimo n Le reti wireless, possono essere/non essere protette, a seconda se si vuole renderle pubbliche o no.
- The Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (abbreviated WFC; Wi-Fi is short for Wireless Fidelity) is Nintendo's online match making service available for use by a specifically designed game on a Nintendo system specifically designed to make use of the service. While the system itself is very capable as far as actual matches are concerned, the manner in which it was designed severely limits the creation of an online community. Currently, both the Nintendo DS and Wii make use of the system. However, it was shut down.
- Wi-Fi is a digital villain from Mighty Med. He can enter computers by turning molecular structures into their binary counterparts and transfer them to any digital screen.
- Wi-Fi, or Wifi, is a mechanism for wirelessly connecting electronic devices. A device enabled with Wi-Fi, such as a personal computer, video game console, smartphone, or digital audio player, can connect to the Internet via a wireless network access point. An access point (or hotspot) has a range of about 20 meters (65 ft) indoors and a greater range outdoors. Multiple overlapping access points can cover large areas. A Wi-Fi enabled device such as a PC, video game console, mobile phone, MP3 player or PDA can connect to the Internet when within range of a wireless network connected to the Internet. The coverage of one or more interconnected access points — called a hotspot — can comprise an area as small as a single room with wireless-opaque walls or as large as many square miles covered by overlapping access points. "Wi-Fi" is a trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance and the brand name for products using the IEEE 802.11 family of standards. Wi-Fi is used by over 700 million people. There are over four million hotspots (places with Wi-Fi Internet connectivity) around the world, and about 800 million new Wi-Fi devices are sold every year. Wi-Fi products that complete Wi-Fi Alliance interoperability certification testing successfully may use the "Wi-Fi CERTIFIED" designation and trademark.
- It's really easy for anyone in the developed world to get on to the internet in any city - I'm writing this page while drinking coffee in a public bar in central York, UK, accessing the internet via a wireless hot spot that the bar provides for its customers. That's no use for anyone who isn't in a city in the developed world however, so what opportunity is there for this vast majority of the world's inhabitants? There are two organisations which can help - both by providing access and by providing a model for communities to copy around the world. Here are their links:
* The Infothela Bicycle Rickshaw
* The Nepal Wireless Networking Project The first of these works in this way: A bicycle rickshaw, decorated like a Hindu temple carriage, actually carries a computer and wireless network in a bag behind the saddle. The rider cycles around from village to village in the Uttar Pradesh region of India, and provides the means for villagers to access the internet. He has the equipment ready to go and can supply training and guidance for new users. Villagers run webcams at home which allow access to distance learning opportunities from around the world. (Or, access to WorldHealer, needless to say). As an add on, the bike also has diagnostic equipment for common medical problems, so that you can find out why you've been getting sick as well as surf the net. If we needed to find out about the technology that provides this access, we need to track down Yury Gitman's knowledge. He was the inventor in New York who made the Magic Bike, which can provide free internet access wherever it's parked - at a concert, at an art gallery, at an emergency site, at a hospital, at a public demonstration. Meanwhile in Tibet, some Yak farmers in remote areas are keeping in touch with family and friends using the internet via a Wi-Fi connection. These farmers are also using the resource for trade and for medical support. Nahabir Pun was given computers for his school and this project grew out of his interest in getting online using this hardware. Wireless was the only possibility, and now signals are provided by a server thirty miles away to a relay station run by solar power, up a tree, on a mountain. Another, second relay station, also powered by the sun and backed up by a wind turbine, distributes to and receives signal from five nearby villages. There's an online magazine which supports IT and development, called Bytes For All
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