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Google Wireless Hotspot Finder
Dec 31 2004, 1:51am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Google actually has a store selling Google branded stuff. Mostly T-shirts and stuff, but they also have a gadget offering.
The Google Wireless Hotspot Finder can detect 802.11b/g hotspots within 300 feet. Four LED lights indicate the strength of the signal when one is found. The Hotspot finder has a key ring to keep it with your keys. And of course it features a big Google Logo. Google sells the Google Wireless Hotspot Finder for $35.75. See also the Kensington Wi-Fi Finder.
(News Tip: Matt G.)
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Luigi Lugmayr
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