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1 PED Adhoc Working Group Co-Chairs Kent Craver –Continental Airlines Yan Shvalb - Inflightonline

2 PED Adhoc Working Group Review of PED Deliverables Grid Discuss PED ‘Display’ at Single Focus Workshop – Invitation Letter Open Discussion

3 PED - Deliverables Web URL Addresses – Informational Web Sites USB www.usb.org This is the main USB web sitewww.usb.org www.developer.intel.com/technology/usb Intel’s USB sitewww.developer.intel.com/technology/usb www.apple.com/usb Apple’s USB sitewww.apple.com/usb www.microsoft.com/hwdev/usb Microsoft’s USB sitewww.microsoft.com/hwdev/usb www.usbstuff.com Good site showing what USB peripherals are available.www.usbstuff.com Bluetooth www.bluetooth.com Official Bluetooth Website (One-stop Shopping)www.bluetooth.com www.bluetoothcongress.com Information from the Bluetooth Congress in June 2000www.bluetoothcongress.com http://www.mobilebluetooth.com General Informational Sitehttp://www.mobilebluetooth.com Firewire www.skipstone.com/info.html www.apple.com/firewire 802.11 www.wi-fi.org (Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance, focal for the Wi-Fi standard, or 802.11B. Includes list of PED manufacturers supporting the standard)www.wi-fi.org www.wlif.com (WLI Forum Site. Reference articles on various WLAN standards and participating PED manufacturers)www.wlif.com Optical Wireless www.arinc.com ARINC 763: industry specification for cabin wireless LANs includes optical as compliant under IEEE standardswww.arinc.com www.ieee.org IEEE 802.3 (Ethernet) and IEEE 802.11 (optical and radio wireless) standardswww.ieee.org www.irda.org Infrared Data Association site: widely deployed PED wireless interfacewww.irda.org www.pcmcia.org PC Card (PCMCIA) site: for ubiquitous PED LAN interfacewww.pcmcia.org www.passenger.org PED discussion/educational web sitewww.passenger.org Additional Sites www.atmforum.com ATM Forum (Asynchronous Transfer Mode)www.atmforum.com www.passenger.org Passenger Electronic Device Association (PEDA)www.passenger.org www.palmos.com Palm OSwww.palmos.com www.palm.com Palm, Inc.www.palm.com www.dtcp.com Digital Transmission Licensing Administrator (content protection technology for IEEE 1394)www.dtcp.com www.1394ta.org 1394 Trade Associationwww.1394ta.org

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7 PED Adhoc Working Group PED Display in London Review Of Draft Invitation Letter PEDletter.DOC

8 PED Adhoc Working Group Open Discussion Forum

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