NORTY LEMON HOTSPOTS HIT PINELANDS

DO NOT GET LEFT BEHIND

It was without fanfare that Joe Fish at Howard Centre was turned into a Wi-Fi hotspot this week. Businessmen in pinelands were amazed to hear that finally they are able to work wirelessly on the Internet at ADSL 512 kB/s speeds.

"Pinelands has finally been dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century" one awed resident was heard to mutter today. What could be easier? Walk into Joe Fish for coffee, open up your Wi-Fi enabled laptop or PDA, log on with pre-paid credits purchased online and voila, ADSL INTERNET.

So next time you need a good place for a business meeting and you need to access the internet for effect, do not hesitate to make Joe Fish at Howard Centre your venue.

 The whole of Howard centre will fall under the banner of the Norty Lemon Hotspot enabled with Skyrove. This is the latest initiative of Gordon Mac Rae, who has started to roll out Hotspots throughout Pinelands.

The Homestead B&B, Peak Inn Manor and Howard's End Manor are already up and running successfully. They offer their guests fast reliable, easy to use internet access from their laptops. The beauty of the hotspot is that it has an effective radius of 50 meters, which means that if you live in Homestead Way, Peak drive or near Howard's End Manor in the vicinity of these venues, you could be connecting using these existing Hotspots.

Call Gordon to get you set up with a USB WI-Fi adapter for R399 and start surfing. No large outlay with monthly costs for bandwidth you do not use. Simply go pre-paid with all the benefits of ADSL.

To find out about setting up a hotspot for your street, call Gordon Mac Rae Computer Solutions on 082 896 1593. You will need an ADSL line into your home (or a friend close by) and a Wi-FI USB dongle at R399, we will then register and install your hotspot and you will be up and running. The bandwidth is pre-paid and when you log on you buy credits in order to surf.

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