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Apple Wins Award for Bringing Wi-Fi to 'the Rest of Us'
By Remy Davison, Insanely Great Mac
March 19th 2003

Cupertino wins - again - on innovation and risk-taking.

Apple has been awarded the Outlook 4Mobility 2003 Innovation awards, the 13th occasion 
the presentation has been made, reports MacWorld UK.

According to the story, Apple got the wireless Oscar for "showing the industry that 
Wi-Fi is cost-effective for mass adoption and for leading 802.11g implementation".

Apple introduced 802.11g (Airport Extreme) first on its PowerBooks at MacWorld San 
Francisco in January this year. Currently, Apple's professional line of PowerBooks and 
Power Macs are equipped with Airport Extreme support. While the 802.11g standard was 
not finalized at the time of the January announcement, it was officially sanctioned 
shortly afterwards.

Apple was first to market in 1999 when it introduced the Airport-based (802.11b) 
original iBooks. Airport support was quickly made standard across Apple's desktop and 
portable lines, while many PC manufacturers took 12 months or more to support wireless 
solutions. 

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