HasWifi tracks Inflight Wifi availability across thousands of daily flights and several major carriers through a combination of flight data mining and user contributions through a “You Tell Us” feature that allows visitors to vote Yes or No whether their latest flight had inflight internet available.
At the moment HasWiFi can only search six U.S. carriers, but founder Anthony Petito hopes to expand that pool of data soon. He also plans to offer an API so that other sites like Expedia can search HasWiFi data, eliminating the need to find a cheap flight on one site, figure out if it has Wi-Fi on another, and then go back to the original to purchase your tickets.
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Monday, October 18, 2010
HasWifi -To check your flight have Wifi
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Monday, August 30, 2010
Miniature Wireless Keyboard rom KeySonic
KeySonic has announced their latest super-mini wireless multimedia keyboard for the mass market. Measuring 226.18mm x 24.23mm x 127.1mm and weighing only 202 grams, the KSK-3201 will fix nicely in your laptop backpack.
The KSK-3201 utilizes a 2.4GHz radio frequency which will work up to 10 meters. It comes with 12 multimedia keys, a built-in 7mm optical trackball and two mouse buttons. Absolutely suitable for HTPC systems. The body comes in brushed metal finish. The KeySonic KSK-3201 RF is currently available in Europe for a retail price of 37 Euro (about $47).
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The KSK-3201 utilizes a 2.4GHz radio frequency which will work up to 10 meters. It comes with 12 multimedia keys, a built-in 7mm optical trackball and two mouse buttons. Absolutely suitable for HTPC systems. The body comes in brushed metal finish. The KeySonic KSK-3201 RF is currently available in Europe for a retail price of 37 Euro (about $47).
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