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Published 29 May 2004
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Original author Tony Raven
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Original post Tony Raven
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29 May 2004, 08:01 UTC
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Brings a new meaning to a wireless cycle computer
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/3726347.stm
Wireless hotspots are springing up in buildings and homes all over the world but one New York artist has literally taken the idea onto the streets, turning his bicycle into a wi-fi hub.
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Alan Braggins
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30 May 2004, 12:54 UTC
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In article said: Brings a new meaning to a wireless cycle computer
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/3726347.stm
Wireless hotspots are springing up in buildings and homes all over the world but one New York artist has literally taken the idea onto the streets, turning his bicycle into a wi-fi hub.
Any idea what the actual bike is? http://www.magicbike.net/about.html shows a folder with rear suspension, and it's not one I recognize.
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