What Is Wireless Internet?
Wireless Internet Access uses radio frequency signals to exchange information between your computer and the Internet. This technology is not all that new, but what is new is that nearly all computers available today include wireless access hardware as standard. Realizing this increased availability of built-in wireless, many more Internet service providers are offering wireless connection services, and this increased competition is driving down the cost to the consumer.

"Always On" Connectivity
Just like the other types of broadband access, Wireless Internet is an 'always on' Internet connection. The only thing you need to access the Internet is to switch on your computer. With Wireless Internet, you can surf the web, manage your email, and download files at high speed (20 times faster than dial-up, or more), and you can do all these things without needing to be close to a modem connected by a wire, as long as you're within range of our nearest wireless access point. This is because Wireless Internet does not require you to be close to a fixed modem (whether Cable or DSL). 'Always On' is great, but 'always on anywhere' is much better.

Broadband From Wireless When Other Technologies Fail
Although Broadband is accessible from virtually anywhere these days, sometimes there are problems with actually getting a broadband service in your location. Problems such as pair gain lines, Remote Integrated Multiplexers (RIMs), and also distance from the exchange, even in top residential or business areas, can all stop you from getting broadband access. Wireless Internet can often solve these problems and provide a high-speed, broadband Internet access, because it doesn't rely on an un-broken copper path between your location and the central exchange.  Many times our service can be realized even if it's several miles to our nearest tower!

Yes, You Still Need A Modem
With any sort of Internet access, you need a modem.  In the case of Wireless Internet, the wireless modem is connected to your computer or wireless router and then communicates using radio signals to a local receiver. For a laptop computer, the wireless modem is simply a card that either slides directly into the PC card slot, or is built-in internally.  Desktop computers can use a USB or Ethernet device that simply plugs in.

Wireless Internet Is Freedom
Wireless Internet gives you the freedom of high-speed Internet access from home, the airport, at work or motel room. Once you've experienced Wireless Broadband, it's really hard to go back to anything less. No other sort of broadband access is as liberating as Wireless Internet Access.

Contact Information:
Contact Person:
Candy Custer

Telephone:
814-445-7143
(Mon. – Sat. 8 am – 7 pm) Closed Sundays

Postal Address:
K.C. Wireless
1143 Coleman Station Road
Friedens  PA  15541

Electronic Mail:
For Information, Sales, and Customer Support:  candycane@kuggie.com
Technical Support and Webmaster: kuggie@kuggie.com

Last modified: October 19, 2007