Data Over Wireless Networks: Bluetooth, Wap, and Wireless LANs

by Gilbert Held

This work offers a look at the exciting area of data over wireless networks that is the emerging telecommunications revolution. It discusses the next generation of wireless networking technology and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0072126213
• ISBN13: 9780072126211
• Release Date: November 2000
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies
• Length: 344 Pages
• Weight: 1.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 7.4" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

The Wireless Frontier

This is a good introduction into the forthcoming or already arrived Wireless Revolution that would change how Human Beings live and work in this eerie World.Although I have found it interesting but the depth of every topic touched such as WAP, LMDS, CDMA, AMPS, or Wirless LAN is too shallow but this Book by Held is still worth reading and I would recommend it to anyone who has become attracted to the Wirless World such as Mobile Interent m-commece.

Just the right stuff for novice technology enthusiasts

This book is well written and interesting, provided you have some very basic knowledge about telecommunications and the jargon used. This book is good for you if you wanted one book which can describe all those wireless communications stuff and the latest emerging technologies in the field. For experts in the field this may not be so useful but if you are a novice to this field this book is a very safe bet.

Covers just the right material.

As the author states in his well-written preface "wireless communications" is the revolution that we've all been waiting for. The question for me as a network administrator for a medium size company was; How could I take advantage of the wireless revolution in my own enterprise network?The author gives a convincing and well written discussion of the basics of wireless communication and an in-depth look at wireless LANs, WAP and covers just enough material on bluetooth as an emerging standard.I have long appreciated Gil Held's clearly written articles in Network Magazine and I recommend this book.