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>16.5.1. Related Documentation</H2
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>&#13; <A
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>&#13; A Linux laptop can be used to collect data outside an office, e.g.
geodesy data, sales data, network checks, patient data in a hospital and
others. There is support for wireless data connections via cellular phone
modems and amateur radio. I am not sure whether <SPAN
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radio cards are supported, see
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>&#13; There are laptops available with cases build for a rugged environment
(even waterproof laptops). In some environments, for instance in
hospitals, take care of the Electro-Magnetic-Compatibility of the
laptop. This is influenced by many factors, for instance by the material
used to build the case. Usually magnesium cases shield better than the
ones made of plastics.
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