Jean,

IMNSHO, wireless will definitely be more of a factor in the networks of the future. 
Cisco are well prepared for it - and they've formed some pretty groovy alliances with 
wireless vendors such as Motorola to lead the way towards wireless convergence.

Their broadband offering is through Spectrapoint Wireless - I don't know much about 
this company, but they've a pretty informative website: www.spectrapoint.com 

I work for Invisix - which is Cisco's alliance with Motorola. Invisix is geared more 
towards wireless data to handheld devices [pcs phones, pda's, etc.] Invisix' website 
is still pretty lame [we're overhauling as I write this] but perhaps worth a gander... 
www.invisix.com

At present, it doesn't get much better than 40-64kbps but the technology is improving 
pretty much in pace with market demand for higher wireless data rates. We'll probably 
see ISDN rates or better in less than a year's time, and T1/E1 rates not long 
thereafter.

A few keywords you might want to use in net searches for more info on this stuff: 3G, 
LMDS, GPRS, UMTS, HSPD

This is a bit off topic for this list, so if you or anyone else on the list would care 
to discuss further, take it offline to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

HTH,

Drew Mooney
Systems Integrator
Invisix
T-Mobil GPRS Team
+44-(0)771-505-5944


-----Original Message-----
From:    m. jean stockton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:    Sun, 06 Aug 2000 18:49:55 -0400
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Subject: Wireless Networks


are wireless the networks of the future?  if so, how will cisco be prepared
for it?


mjs, ccna

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