1. Turn your laptop into a wireless hotspot
Setting up meetings can be a struggle sometimes, and if you don’t have a wireless network, then getting everyone connected on the move can be a real struggle. In Windows Vista you can easily share your wired connection by turning your laptop into a wireless router and creating a temporary ‘ad-hoc’ wireless network for your colleagues wherever you are.
2. Automatically join known networks quickly and easily
Windows Vista enables your network to operate the way it should do. Walk into an office with an approved wireless network and Windows Vista will automatically detect the setting and log you in, so you can start working without the hassle.
3. Connect to PCs on the other side of the globe
Geography is no longer an issue with Windows Vista, as you can remotely connect to any PC using the Remote Desktop facility. This enables you to share desktops like never before, and make real-time changes to documents while chatting online.
