The internet-on-wheels concept is being takes very seriously by the officials, it seems. If the Delhi-Kolkata Rajdhani was pampered first with Wi-Fi access, the roads of Indore got a BSNL embrace with the company launching a Wi-fi technology module for moving cars to let people access internet while on run.
The Wi-Fi technology module costs about INR 5k-6k, and was first mounted on the official BSNL car of Indore unit’s General Manager G C Pandey on an experimental basis. This is by far the first model in India where the car’s fitted with antenna through which wi-fi signals as high as 3.5MBps could be accessed from an exchange based on CDMA technology. With rise in popularity, more and more users are expected to adopt this model.
The internet-on-wheels concept is being takes very seriously by the officials, it seems. If the Delhi-Kolkata Rajdhani was pampered first with Wi-Fi access, the roads of Indore got a BSNL embrace with the company launching a Wi-fi technology module for moving cars to let people access internet while on run.
The Wi-Fi technology module costs about INR 5k-6k, and was first mounted on the official BSNL car of Indore unit’s General Manager G C Pandey on an experimental basis. This is by far the first model in India where the car’s fitted with antenna through which wi-fi signals as high as 3.5MBps could be accessed from an exchange based on CDMA technology. With rise in popularity, more and more users are expected to adopt this model.