Thanks tooki...I've got an ethernet cable, i just like the wireless idea. Seems like more and more hot spots will be coming up in the next year. Plus I'll be at Santa Clara U...right near silicon valley...

Anyway, your post leads to another question of mine:
What are the differences between 802.11a/b/g. At least I think I heard somewhere there is a (g)... I see (a) is 54 while (b) is only 11...but doesn't (b) cover a farther range?