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BT Openzone is building hotspots in three BMW showrooms in London: BMW drivers can access the network while they wait for their cars to be cleaned or repaired. The access isn’t free.
A couple of car dealerships in Atlanta in the U.S. have introduced Wi-Fi in their showrooms. Like the BMW offering, the service is aimed at people who are waiting for repairs to be completed.
Posted by nancyg at April 8, 2005 1:51 PM
Categories: hotspots
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