Bryant Park Wireless Network
Bryant Park is a WiFi "Hot Spot", bringing the internet free to users of laptops and handheld devices with 802.11b and 802.11g Ethernet cards.
In 2001, Bryant Park Corporation envisioned offering free internet access in the park, but wasn't sure how to build such a network. After rejecting several approaches requiring wired benches, standalone kiosks, or other stationary concepts, the idea of creating a wireless environment in the park was born.
In the summer of 2002, the Bryant Park Wireless Network launched with three access points covering the park and allowing users to surf the Net as long as their batteries allow.
Go wireless and turn Bryant Park into your new office. Your clients will be impressed with your front lobby.
Wireless network support is provided by the Public Internet Project.