Brave new unwired world : the digital big bang and the infinite Internet / Alex Lightman with William Rojas.
2002
303.4833 L724b 2002
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Title
Brave new unwired world : the digital big bang and the infinite Internet / Alex Lightman with William Rojas.
Author
ISBN
0471441104 (alk. paper)
Imprint
New York : J. Wiley & Sons, c2002.
Language
English
Description
xx, 314 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
Call Number
303.4833 L724b 2002
System Control No.
(OCoLC)47989921
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
ch. 1. The path to 4G : major technology trends to watch
ch. 2. A brief history of the cellular industry : 1975 to 2001
ch. 3. Radio spectrum: managing a scarce resource
ch. 4. Digital signal processors
ch. 5. 2.5G systems : an interim solution
ch. 6. The wireless Internet market
ch. 7. Third generation (3G) systems
ch. 8. The incredible shrinking computer
ch. 9. The power of the network
ch. 10. Molecular-scale electronics and quantum computing
ch. 11. The digital big bang, quantum mechanics, and the cosmos
ch. 12. Wearable computers and wireless ubiquitous computers
ch. 13. The planetary computer
ch. 14. 4G networks
ch. 15. Choosing the computer technologies for 4G
ch. 16. Selection of the Air-Interface for 4G
ch. 17. The 4G personal communicator : Star Trek technology 400 years early
ch. 18. 4G portals : wireless AOLs
ch. 19. Broadband fixed wireless access
ch. 20. NTT DoCoMo : crouching 4G Tiger ; Sony : Hidden dragon
ch. 21. Why China will adopt 4G.
ch. 2. A brief history of the cellular industry : 1975 to 2001
ch. 3. Radio spectrum: managing a scarce resource
ch. 4. Digital signal processors
ch. 5. 2.5G systems : an interim solution
ch. 6. The wireless Internet market
ch. 7. Third generation (3G) systems
ch. 8. The incredible shrinking computer
ch. 9. The power of the network
ch. 10. Molecular-scale electronics and quantum computing
ch. 11. The digital big bang, quantum mechanics, and the cosmos
ch. 12. Wearable computers and wireless ubiquitous computers
ch. 13. The planetary computer
ch. 14. 4G networks
ch. 15. Choosing the computer technologies for 4G
ch. 16. Selection of the Air-Interface for 4G
ch. 17. The 4G personal communicator : Star Trek technology 400 years early
ch. 18. 4G portals : wireless AOLs
ch. 19. Broadband fixed wireless access
ch. 20. NTT DoCoMo : crouching 4G Tiger ; Sony : Hidden dragon
ch. 21. Why China will adopt 4G.
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