Wireless Networks
Wireless networking refers to any data exchange between PCs and other devices which doesn't involve cables. Connecting to a wireless hotspot in a cafe, sending data from your PC to a handheld computer using an infrared link, or synching data between your mobile phone and notebook via Bluetooth are all examples of wireless networking.
Wireless networking allows computers and peripherals to communicate using radio frequency transmissions rather than over conventional network cabling. Using wireless Ethernet adaptors, any device capable of being used on a regular computer network can be accessed over a wireless connection for tasks ranging from file and printer sharing to multimedia and Internet access.
Please call ISPNET on 1300 305 772 to see if Wireless networking is suitable for your use.