Thursday, June 3, 2010

Amtrak Offer Free WiFi On Boston-DC Route

Amtrak's Acela Express trains will now have free Wi-Fi for everyone.  Currently, it's only available on the Boston-DC route.

According to Electronista, California should be next in line to get Wi-Fi service.  

There was technical challenge involved as Amtrak tried to make sure each car was self-sufficient with its own connection as reliability becomes an issue. Furthermore, sometimes, cars get switched around.

This is fantastic news as a mobile fan for the mobile warriors who commute on these trains.  Furthermore, I'm looking for not just trains but municipals with dense populations to hook up Wi-Fi, and eventually white spaces networks to serve its population and businesses.

The future start with one train car at a time.

More at Electronista.


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