A Voyageur Traveler Notebook featuring Intel® Centrino™ mobile technology gives you the freedom to connect to the Internet without wires.

Wireless Network Security

You're ready to join the unwired revolution, but you've heard a lot about threats to Internet security. And before you make the leap, you have a couple of nagging questions about wireless network security that you want answered. Is the unwired life really secure? And how many technical manuals will you need to read to protect your information?

The answers may surprise you. It's easier than you think to secure your wireless PC home network and enhance wireless network security when you're on the go. By employing a few basic security measures, you can eliminate most of the threats that wireless users face. And with just a little extra effort, you can build a formidable defense against possible attacks on your Internet security. It all starts by figuring out how much security you need and choosing the wireless network security solutions that work best for you.

Learn more at http://www.intel.com/personal/wireless/security/index.htm

Wireless Hotspots

Part of the fun of being unwired is finding all the places you can enjoy a wireless connection. And with more and more people joining the ranks of the untethered, new public wireless LAN "hotspots"—places where you can access Wi-Fi service for free or for a fee—are growing in number every day. Click here to get connected.

It is time… call your Nor-Tech representative today to learn how you and your customers can securely enjoy wireless computing all over the city!!

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