Wingate Inns Begins Testing Wireless High Speed Internet Access for Guests <b></b>

Parsippany, New Jersey-Wingate Inns International Inc. isbeta testing wireless capabilities at its hotel in Garden City, NewYork. The 60-day test will allow business and leisure travelerswith wireless Ethernet card-equipped laptops to access the Internetfrom any public area as well as several guestrooms. Upon thecompletion of phase one, Wingate Inns will launch a second round oftesting that provides Garden City hotel staff with handheldcomputers to provide wireless check in/out, wireless roominspections, engineering and maintenance tasking, as well as listguestrooms needing housekeeping. -Cendant Corp.

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