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Sascha Corti

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Sascha Corti is a developer evangelist for Microsoft in Switzerland.
WLAN for Commuters Posted: Jul 21, 2004 5:04 AM
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Swisscom and SBB have announced broadband WLAN (speed of up to 2MBit) availability in railway stations and on board trains! If there is a good subscription / pricing model, this could be revolutionary for commuters!

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Broadband Internet in railway stations and on board trains
SBB and Swisscom Mobile have agreed to collaborate on fast, wireless Internet access (PWLAN). The seven Railcity stations in Switzerland are to be equipped with “hotspots” in the course of this year. This will be followed by the phased introduction of hotspots at 25 additional SBB stations. Rail travellers will also be able to enjoy wireless Internet access on board trains.
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