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Vámosi Gergő 2007. 08. 15., 8:45Utolsó módosítás: 2007. 08. 15., 8:46eszközök: Azt szeretné a főváros, hogy wifizni lehessen egész Pesten. A móka 4-5 milliárdba kerülne, amit a rendszert kiépítő cégekkel fizettetnének meg. Ők fizetős felhasználókban reménykedhetnek, mi…

Erik Jacobs for The New York Times Leslie Forde with her prized Kenneth Cole backpack, which can hold her laptop, planner, gadgets and a handbag. By SUSAN STELLIN Take a look around any airport and the business travelers are easy to spot — not so much by their wardrobe and…

Joe Fornabaio for The New York Times Jorge provides the entertainment at Puglia in Little Italy. By SETH KUGEL NEW York has two kinds of quality cheese: The kind that goes for $15.99 a pound at Murray's on Bleecker Street or becomes part of a savory dessert plate at a restaurant like…

Paul Smith for The New York Times Tourists view the lights of Medillín from the Parque Biblioteca España. By GRACE BASTIDAS IT was Thursday evening in Medellín and the open-air bars and cafes along fashionable Lleras Park were overflowing with after-work singles. At Triada, a stylish…

James Hill for The New York Times The Tibetan plateau is framed by a dining-car window. For luxury travelers, no place now seems too remote for a train trip. By JOSHUA KURLANTZICK AS the train rolled across the Tibetan countryside, I stared out into a harsh, bleak landscape. Tibetan…

Chris Warde-Jones for The New York Times Sardinia's version of rush hour. By ANDY NEWMAN WE were not 10 miles out of Cagliari, the cosmopolitan capital of Sardinia, when the late-afternoon traffic halted. The cause was soon apparent: a flood of long-haired sheep, blank eyes framed by…