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Monday, 01 Jul, 2004
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The Yachts of Seabourn ships Pride, Spirit and Legend are being upgraded to a wi-fi “hot zone.”
The new service allowing guests to connect to the internet at their wi-fi equipped laptops and PDAs without plugging in will be available this summer, the cruise line said.
Cruising guests will be able to send and receive web-based mail, or surf the net either in their suites or inmost public areas of Seabourn’s three yacht-like ships.
In addition to convenience, Seabourn says it has a new and more economical satellite service that will drastically lower costs for internet connections and telephone calls.
The previous charge of $12.50 per minute has been reduced to $4.95.
Report by David Wilkening
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