Get your innovation noticed! Submit it to Wireless Innovation Contest.

If you've created something that's really making a difference, then we want
to hear about it. And, more importantly, we want to tell the World about it.

2005 Wireless Innovation Contest takes place in Vancouver, BC Canada.
The 2005 Wireless Innovation Contest is out to prove how wireless is
changing the world. It could be a successful product, an enterprise solution
that saved your customer thousands of dollars, a government solution that
helped save lives or enhanced education or an entertainment solution that
has made the world a lot more fun.

Nokia, Telus Mobility and Industry Partners throw Support Behind
the Contest this year. A panel of industry leaders will judge each entry
and decide on a winner and runner-ups. Winners of WIC 2005 are rewarded
with targeted exposure in media and at trade shows, inclusion in a special
case study publication and a one-hour mentor session with the panel of
judges.

More information is available at www.winbc.org/contest

How about a wireless Solar-powered flashlight
Or a wireless flashlight-powered solar battery

But-
the wireless antenna is the holy graile


"Andrey" wrote in message
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Get your innovation noticed! Submit it to Wireless Innovation Contest.

If you've created something that's really making a difference, then we
want
to hear about it. And, more importantly, we want to tell the World about
it.

2005 Wireless Innovation Contest takes place in Vancouver, BC Canada.
The 2005 Wireless Innovation Contest is out to prove how wireless is
changing the world. It could be a successful product, an enterprise
solution
that saved your customer thousands of dollars, a government solution that
helped save lives or enhanced education or an entertainment solution that
has made the world a lot more fun.

Nokia, Telus Mobility and Industry Partners throw Support Behind
the Contest this year. A panel of industry leaders will judge each entry
and decide on a winner and runner-ups. Winners of WIC 2005 are rewarded
with targeted exposure in media and at trade shows, inclusion in a special
case study publication and a one-hour mentor session with the panel of
judges.

More information is available at www.winbc.org/contest







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How about a wireless Solar-powered flashlight
Or a wireless flashlight-powered solar battery


How about a 'flash-dark'?

;-)

Ooops..DeForest was there first:-)

73,
Chip N1IR