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`Internet on the move' initiative launched

Staff Reporter

Coimbatore: Reliance, Lenovo and Intel have launched an initiative to give customers hands-on experience of mobile data connectivity.

A release from Reliance Communications said that as part of the initiative, Intel-powered Lenovo 3000 N100 notebooks connected to Reliance's net connect data card, which offered wireless Internet access on the move, would be placed in 200 Reliance world and Reliance Communication outlets in 100 cities across India.

S P Shukla, president, Wireless - Reliance Communications, said that customers walking into any of the 200 Reliance Netconnect `Express Zones' would now have the freedom to sit anywhere inside these outlets and use the Lenovo notebooks to wireless surf the Internet.

Reliance high data speed wireless network converted the entire country into a hot spot for laptop users.

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A laptop user was always in control of situations as the user was connected 24 x 7 x 365 in over 6,000 towns and three lakh villages and on all major highways and rail routes.

Reliance Netconnect `Experience Zones' were being launched to demonstrate the benefits and convenience of Reliance data card to millions of Internet users.

To start with, Reliance Netconnect Zones had been installed in Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Patna, Kolkatta, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Indore, Bhubaneshwar and Chennai in the first phase.

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