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Relax, "they" were a private company manufacturing the cards and they passed out like 20 at most... It was a pilot program where they were hoping to get coverage of their product in conjunction with its use in K-ville leading up to the Duke vs. UNC game.

Duke University: home to world's largest 802.11n wireless network

Feb 19th 2008 2:20PM on Engadget

I remember senior year ('98), they set up a wireless antenna and aimed it at Krzyzewskiville. They had to pass out PCMCIA wireless receivers to us in that no one had wireless cards yet.

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