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  1. 06-02-2008, 05:00 PM #1
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    D-Link's wireless access point could prevent smoking in the office

    Enterprise environments looking for the discreetest of discrete wireless access points need look no further than D-Link's new smoke alarm in disguise, the DWL-3260AP.
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    Re: D-Link's wireless access point could prevent smoking in the office

    don't offices have smoke alarms in them by law anyway?

    and i dot remember me smoking inside ever setting one off, anywhere

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    Re: D-Link's wireless access point could prevent smoking in the office

    That's cause they're not smoke alarms, clearly they're wireless access points!
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    Re: D-Link's wireless access point could prevent smoking in the office

    they must have SSID bradcast disabled this explains the wireless blackspots in the building anyway!
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