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]]> By: TreyPerry.com — Trey Perry's Home on the Web » Blog Archive » The Internet in 2017 http://www.treyperry.com/2007/03/16/mobility-in-the-information-age/comment-page-1/#comment-79 TreyPerry.com — Trey Perry's Home on the Web » Blog Archive » The Internet in 2017 Wed, 21 Mar 2007 02:17:03 +0000 http://www.treyperry.com/2007/03/16/mobility-in-the-information-age/#comment-79 [...] advent of wireless fidelity, mobile access cards, and even mobile Web browsers, it’s easy to stay connected. In 2017, perhaps we will witness a resurgence of mesh networks in the form of municipal wireless [...] [...] advent of wireless fidelity, mobile access cards, and even mobile Web browsers, it’s easy to stay connected. In 2017, perhaps we will witness a resurgence of mesh networks in the form of municipal wireless [...]

]]> By: Brian http://www.treyperry.com/2007/03/16/mobility-in-the-information-age/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Brian Sun, 18 Mar 2007 21:14:08 +0000 http://www.treyperry.com/2007/03/16/mobility-in-the-information-age/#comment-10 Another great import company is Kemplar (www.kemplar.com). One of the nice aspects of their site is that the displayed price is exactly what you pay. It already includes all fees, taxes, and shipping costs. As a result, they appear more expensive than some other places, but in the end they tend to be less expensive. When I got my Panasonic R4 two years ago, Kemplar's display price was a good $150 more, but with shipping at Dynamism, the total would have been $50 more than at Kemplar ($200 difference between what they displayed and what they would end up charging). As for getting online, I go the tethering route and connect my Samsung Blackjack via USB to make use of the 3G connection. It makes for a great traveling combo since both my laptop and phone are very small, but my one complaint is that the Blackjack guzzles the laptop's battery when tethered (the laptop effectively recharges the phone while connected) which cuts down a lot on usable time when making extensive use of the 3G connection. Another great import company is Kemplar (www.kemplar.com). One of the nice aspects of their site is that the displayed price is exactly what you pay. It already includes all fees, taxes, and shipping costs. As a result, they appear more expensive than some other places, but in the end they tend to be less expensive. When I got my Panasonic R4 two years ago, Kemplar’s display price was a good $150 more, but with shipping at Dynamism, the total would have been $50 more than at Kemplar ($200 difference between what they displayed and what they would end up charging).

As for getting online, I go the tethering route and connect my Samsung Blackjack via USB to make use of the 3G connection. It makes for a great traveling combo since both my laptop and phone are very small, but my one complaint is that the Blackjack guzzles the laptop’s battery when tethered (the laptop effectively recharges the phone while connected) which cuts down a lot on usable time when making extensive use of the 3G connection.

]]> By: DB http://www.treyperry.com/2007/03/16/mobility-in-the-information-age/comment-page-1/#comment-7 DB Sat, 17 Mar 2007 05:45:36 +0000 http://www.treyperry.com/2007/03/16/mobility-in-the-information-age/#comment-7 Personally, I am of the camp that accessing information while traveling is a good thing (especially with people curious as to one's whereabouts while on the road). While I don't have a SmartPhone, my laptop with a wireless connection is generally enough, since most hotels have free wireless in them, and if you're not staying at one of said hotels, you can usually sit outside and steal wireless from another hotel. Personally, I think that a smartphone is a better solution if one is on the beaten path (and if one is off of the beaten path, they usually don't want to be contacted anyhow!) Love the insight, as always. Personally, I am of the camp that accessing information while traveling is a good thing (especially with people curious as to one’s whereabouts while on the road). While I don’t have a SmartPhone, my laptop with a wireless connection is generally enough, since most hotels have free wireless in them, and if you’re not staying at one of said hotels, you can usually sit outside and steal wireless from another hotel. Personally, I think that a smartphone is a better solution if one is on the beaten path (and if one is off of the beaten path, they usually don’t want to be contacted anyhow!)

Love the insight, as always.

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