
Wireless A to Z
Nathan J. Muller · 2003
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About the book
100 IN-DEPTH ARTICLES CLARIFY TODAY’S MOST IMPORTANT WIRELESS TOPICS! THE MOST PRECISE, CONCISE, AND AUTHORITATIVE WIRELESS REFERENCE AVAILABLE! In today’s information-rich environment, a business operating without a cogent wireless communications strategy is destined for failure. That’s why, if designing, maintaining, or upgrading wireless and mobile communications systems is part of your work, you need the detailed insight and professional guidance of Wireless A to Z. Easy to read, easy to use! Written by a noted industry expert in an easy-to-read style, Wireless A to Z delivers nearly 100 in-depth articles covering a broad range of wireless issues. From CDMA, 3G, GPRS, to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, this book provides you with everything you need to keep the benefits of wireless working hard for your business, telecommuters, and mobile employees. Plus, the book’s wealth of informative illustrations ensures you’ll come away with a firm understanding of the complete gamut of wireless topics. With wireless and mobile communications continuing to develop in scope, diversity, and acceptance, this book is the one-stop resource no telecommunications professional should work without! Including: 3G Wireless Services Bluetooth Data Compression Fixed Wireless Access Global Positioning System Infrared Networking Laser Transmission Paging Personal Digital Assistants Short Messaging Service Spectrum Planning Wireless Equivalent Privacy Wireless LANs/WiFi Wireless Local Loop Wireless Messaging
Book details
- Year
- 2003
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- McGraw-Hill
- Editions
- 1
- ISBN
- 9780071429184
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