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Parker: McCarran airport offers free Wi-fi
This is cool. McCarran airport (the main Las Vegas airport) now has high speed Internet access via wi-fi. This is not unusual -- most large airports now offer this. What is unusual is that it is free!
Link to Eweek story below.
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bfbagain: yep. They've actually
been testing (as I just read in the article) for some time now. I discovered this as early as late Nov. (as I recall), and certainly in Dec. At least at the C/D gates.
Very cool. I kept waiting for the page to pop up and ask me for money, but it never came.
cheers
bfb
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ComboProf: Are coffee shops in Vegas offering free wireless?
> This is cool. McCarran airport (the main Las
> Vegas airport) now has high speed Internet
> access via wi-fi. This is not unusual --
> most large airports now offer this. What is
> unusual is that it is free! Link to Eweek
> story below.
Are there any hotels that offer wireless ?
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NYCfudu: Re: McCarran airport offers free Wi-fi
I had trouble connecting at the D Gates. Hopefully they've fixed the issue. I could connect at ticketing.
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Shadow: Not free...
...but several Sturbucks (none inside the casinos) and several Borders offer wifi.
You can find a list at www.t-mobile.com.
Mandalay Bay has WiFi in the rooms (don't know if in all or all levels).
And no, it's not free :-((
Shadow
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Bettie: Re: yep. They've actually
> been testing (as I just read in the article)
> for some time now. I discovered this as
> early as late Nov. (as I recall), and
> certainly in Dec. At least at the C/D gates.
We were unable to access the WiFi over the Christmas holiday while we were waiting for our flight out of the D terminal. Perhaps it was too busy.
Bettie
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bfbagain: That's because they're not "Mac" friendly. :-)
Just kiddin...
Of course, when I'm using it I'm at that beer pub down from gates 8-11 (I think).
Must be the beer, or for me the diet coke. Of course, that would be war dialin...and well...
All joking aside, that's a nice touch at McCarren.
cheers
bfb
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Parker: Wi-fi search engine
C/Net has a search engine for Wi-fi hotspots. Turns out several hotels have Wi-fi, although not free (El Cortez???). There are a couple of coffee shops with free service. And of course the airport.
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