Internet Access

I once remember seeing a site that told you where different internet cafes
were located. I am trying to find out information on where I could find
cafe's at NRT,SFO, and DEN airports and in BKK when I am there also.

Thanks,
Doug

The A concourse at Denver had banners all over the place about a month ago
announcing wireless access.

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go to www.geektools.com and check the GeekTel section.

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"Doug T" wrote in message
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I once remember seeing a site that told you where different internet cafes
were located. I am trying to find out information on where I could find
cafe's at NRT,SFO, and DEN airports and in BKK when I am there also.

Thanks,
Doug

Robert Cowen wrote:
go to www.geektools.com and check the GeekTel section.

Bob
The Internet Travel Guru (TM)
www.InternetTravelTips.com


"Doug T" wrote in message
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I once remember seeing a site that told you where different internet cafes
were located. I am trying to find out information on where I could find
cafe's at NRT,SFO, and DEN airports and in BKK when I am there also.

hotspotlist.com will tell you wireless locations.

On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 20:21:42 +0000 (UTC), "Graham Harrison"
wrote:

The A concourse at Denver had banners all over the place about a month ago
announcing wireless access.

There were similar signs at BKK last week advertising Wi-Fi there.

Chris Blunt wrote:
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 20:21:42 +0000 (UTC), "Graham Harrison"
wrote:


The A concourse at Denver had banners all over the place about a month ago
announcing wireless access.


There were similar signs at BKK last week advertising Wi-Fi there.


T-Mobile has service at SFO's international terminal (and elsewhere).
I haven't had problems with t-mobile, except I would rather have free
service. Unfortunately, Wayport doesn't serve SNA (I usually fly)
Wayport isn't a free service, just that we don't pay as our company was
an investor. To get any access at SNA I have to hang out near the
Aadmiral's club. Unfortunately, most of my flights depart from gate 14A.

http://www.t-mobile.com/hotspot/

Does this mean that the wireless is free or do you have to pay to get a code
to be able to use it? I have considered getting a wireless card for my
laptop.

Doug

"Chris Blunt" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 20:21:42 +0000 (UTC), "Graham Harrison"
wrote:

The A concourse at Denver had banners all over the place about a month
ago
announcing wireless access.

There were similar signs at BKK last week advertising Wi-Fi there.

Doug T wrote:
Does this mean that the wireless is free or do you have to pay to get a code
to be able to use it? I have considered getting a wireless card for my
laptop.

Since they're only about $20, you'd be crazy not to if you ever travel. Some
places they are free, other places you have to pay.

miguel
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"Doug T" writes:

I once remember seeing a site that told you where different internet cafes
were located. I am trying to find out information on where I could find
cafe's at NRT,SFO, and DEN airports and in BKK when I am there also.

For Narita, check he

http://net.saipan.com/personal/mike_....html#internet

I've used the Yahoo Cafe there, but you have to check your luggage in and
go into the departing passenger section of the airport- so no casual usage
by people just turning up at the airport. However, you can use the
computers there before going through Customs to head off to your gate.

As always,

--
Widya Santoso +61 2 6288-0405
The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep
And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep
-- Stopping by woods on a Snowy Evening - Robert Frost

On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 06:12:33 GMT, "Doug T"
wrote:

Does this mean that the wireless is free or do you have to pay to get a code
to be able to use it? I have considered getting a wireless card for my
laptop.

Doug

"Chris Blunt" wrote in message
.. .
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 20:21:42 +0000 (UTC), "Graham Harrison"
wrote:

The A concourse at Denver had banners all over the place about a month
ago
announcing wireless access.

There were similar signs at BKK last week advertising Wi-Fi there.

I doubt it would be free in the public areas of the airport. All the
ones I've seen require you to buy a fixed amount of online time using
a credit card. Access in the airline lounges are normally free, and
you can sometimes hook into the overspill from them if you park
yourself just outside the lounge area.