theeconomist: “White-Fi”, sometimes referred to as “wi-fi on steroids” uses the white-space vacated by analogue tv channels to deliver wireless communication across massive ranges, blanketing entire communities. It could change the way people live, work and play more than anyone can currently imagine. Click for high-res photo

theeconomist:

“White-Fi”, sometimes referred to as “wi-fi on steroids” uses the white-space vacated by analogue tv channels to deliver wireless communication across massive ranges, blanketing entire communities. It could change the way people live, work and play more than anyone can currently imagine.

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