McDonald's begins Wi-Fi trials at 75 locations

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SAN FRANCISCO — About 75 McDonald's restaurants in the San Francisco Bay area today will offer Wi-Fi high-speed wireless access for wireless-enabled notebook computers and handheld devices.

Although the Starbucks coffee chain has had wireless for some time, McDonald's has the claim of being the first quick service restaurant to offer high-speed wireless access in a major market.

Participating McDonald's restaurants are located in both urban and suburban locations from San Rafael to San Jose and from Pleasanton to Half Moon Bay. McDonald's is leveraging its many locations for the growing number of Wi-Fi users in the Bay area, including thousands of mobile professionals, business travelers, and students between home and school who increasingly need to connect to work, family and friends while on-the-go.

http://www.m-travel.com/30708.shtml

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1. McDonald's would be better off

spending its efforts on making a hamburger that tastes like something other than cardboard.

How many people sit around a McDonald's anyway?

[kixot]

3. looks like you're about to break a grand

:hi: Congrats!! :party:

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4. cool responce

hamberg that taste like cardboard , ya hit the nail on the head on that one , wow , i rember when i was young and went mc and had a good burger , now it is like ya said , lol

[onehandle]

2. And...this is posted here why? nt

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