
Wireless linking for Jersey City offices
Radio antennas will be erected on several city buildings to support a wireless network. Go to full story... ...
- Written by Urgent Communications Administrator
- 10th May 2007
Radio antennas will be erected on several city buildings to support a wireless network.
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