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Atm Network Resource Management
	Provides guidance to network managers to more effectively implement and maintain ATM networks within the parameters of their available resources. Connects network theory with dollar and cents issues. Paper. DLC: Asynchronous transfer mode. Atm Network Resource Management
Bluetooth 1.1: Connect Without Cables
	In-depth guide to the new Bluetooth 1.1 Specification and its dramatic improvements in interoperability and reliability. Includes revised coverage of Bluetooth security and power conservation. Bluetooth 1.1: Connect Without Cables
Essential Guide to Wireless Communications Applications, The: From Cellular Systems to WAP and M-Commerce
	Your complete guide to today's 'killer' wireless apps-and tomorrow's! Covers EVERYTHING you can do with wireless technology! The wireless Web: WAP and beyond Mobile e-commerce: security, payment systems, and more PCS and high-bandwidth 3G cellular Bluetooth: breakthrough short-range wireless applications For consumers, investors, executives, marketing/PR professionals, and developers The next-generation wireless and mobile Internet revolution is under way! Now here's a complete guide to next-generation wireless applications and their business impact, written specifically for nontechnical professionals. The Essential Guide to Wireless Communications Applications covers all the latest developments, from the wireless Web to Bluetooth, WAP to 3G, and beyond. Coverage includes: 3G wireless multimedia and personal services: revolutionary convenience, global compatibility M-commerce: Buy anywhere, anything, right now The wireless Web revolution that's about to explode Bluetooth: wireless computing, networking, conferencing, and beyond Phones or computers: Which platform will drive the wireless Web? Internet in the sky: high-bandwidth Web services via satellite Fixed wireless applications-from SOHO to enterprise Mobile operators vs. content providers: Who 'owns' the customer? Mobile OS platforms: Palm, Windows CE, Symbian EPOC A peek into the far future: 4G, holophones, and more Whether you're an investor, decision maker, or consumer, Network magazine editor Andy Dornan delivers all the information you need to identify your best wireless opportunities—and take advantage of them! Essential Guide to Wireless Communications Applications, The: From Cellular Systems to WAP and M-Commerce
Intelligent Image Processing
	State-of-the-art technology and cutting-edge applications in image processing Intelligent Image Processing examines the fundamentals of personal imaging and wearable computing with a concentration on the EyeTap technology invented by the author. EyeTap technology comprises eyeglasses or contact lenses that cause the eye itself to function, in effect, as if it were both a camera and a display. Modern embodiments of this invention use a laser system having no moving parts to provide infinite depth of focus from the inside of the eye, out to infinity. The invention eliminates the distinction between cyberspace and the real world, allowing a shared visual experience and shared visual memory among multiple users. There are a wide range of commercial applications for this technology, including telephones that allow users to see each other’s points of view, and systems that improve the sight of the visually impaired. These systems have been proven for electronic news gathering in hostile environments such as fires, floods, riots, and documenting human rights violations–all giving rise to a new genre of first-person cinematography. The invention blurs the boundary between seeing and recording, and the boundary between computing and thinking. It will radically change the way pictures are taken, memories are shared, and news is documented. The author approaches the fundamental ideas of wearable computing and personal imaging by providing an historical overview of the subject that takes the reader from his original wearable photographic computer inventions of the 1970s, through to the modern EyeTap system. This fascinating technology promises to change the way we live and the way we communicate, and Intelligent Image Processing provides a detailed, technical, and stimulating guide for those who wish to learn about or contribute to this promising future. Intelligent Image Processing

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