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As a result, visitors will have a clear and unobstructed line of sight to the product that catches their eye and draws them in. The technology works like better-known WiFi, which can cover a small area, like a hotel lobby, airport concourse or public park However, Wimax doesn't need an unobstructed line of sight between the antenna and the user to work That means neither tall buildings nor mountains will block signals. Using an innovative design that implemented super-slim cantilevered brackets, the architects came up with a creative solution that still allows light to pour down from the high ceilings and boasts an unobstructed line of sight across the main floor, preserving the beautiful chandeliers and windows facing Ground Zero. |
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