- Wi-Fi Planet 2003
- Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – Alvarion
- Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – tiny Gigaant antenna
- Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – Cirond Wi-Fi management tool
- Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – A closeup of the Firetide mesh router.
- Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – iDirect NetModem II Plus appliance
- Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – Proxim Wi-Fi products
- Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – The Firebox VPN/security appliance
- Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – Alvarion antenna
- Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – can antenna
Wi-Fi Planet 2003
This access point was designed by Airflow Networks, using clear plastic to allow a peek at the printed circuit board. Note the Marvell chip inside.
Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – Alvarion
Surprisingly, this broadcast antenna that Alvarion Ltd. will use to beam WiMax wireless signals to the home was the only obvious display of WiMax equipment at Wi-Fi Planet.
Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – tiny Gigaant antenna
This tiny antenna was designed by Gigaant to be used for transmitting 5.2GHz frequencies, according to an Avnet employee.
Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – Cirond Wi-Fi management tool
A screenshot of the WiNc Wi-Fi management tool by Cirond Corp. Note the locations of the access points, overlaid on the diagram of the building.
Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – A closeup of the Firetide mesh router.
A closeup of the Firetide mesh router.
Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – iDirect NetModem II Plus appliance
A closeup of the iDirect NetModem II Plus appliance for Internet connectivity via satellite.
Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – Proxim Wi-Fi products
A selection of enterprise products from Proxim.
Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – The Firebox VPN/security appliance
The Firebox VPN/security appliance.
Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – Alvarion antenna
To receive signals using this WiMax subscriber antenna by Alvarion Inc., the consumer will have to have the antenna professionally installed on his roof, like a satellite dish.
Wi-Fi Planet 2003 – can antenna
What would a Wi-Fi show be without an antenna made from an aluminum can?