Wireless Communications & Networks, 2/E

Book arrived in described conditions, it was a fast shipment as well. But later, I needed to return the book. When I contacted with seller, there was no problem with returns! If I need to get a book, I will definetly check this seller again.

The delivery was well within the estimated delivery time and the book was in perfect condition. The Book itself is a great Overview of all Wireless Networks. It is broken down in an "easy to follow" way and gives concise and clear information on all topics. The only thing lacking in these books is some "real world" examples.

This textbook arrive right on time, in new condition, and was priced right for me. My only complaint is that it feels more like an operating manual rather than a textbook. So much to learn in this field, the course required this and an additional 2 books because no one author could put it all in one book. Glad to have this in my reference library, however.

great book, it was pretty much brand new and the information was priceless. If you are taking a Control System class, this book will help you out a lot.

This is the worst book I've ever used or read. I had to use three chapters of this book in one of my grad classes for the master of network and communication management, but I was very disappointed about the level of his writing and the more interesting thing is that the author seems to use copy and paste a lot from other documents, one of the chapters that I partially read was about the Bluetooth but I preferred to download the 802.15 standards from the IEEE web site and use it instead of using the book because it is concise and well organized not like the book which presents the material like a crosswords, what I found is that most of the material in that chapter was just a copy and paste from the IEEE standards without any explanation or added knowledge. Another interesting example is about the SIP and SDP; I needed to do a research for VOIP class specifically on SDP, therefore I searched some sites such as Cisco web site and the IETF RFCs and I found an article written by Stallings on Cisco web site and I compared it to RFC3261, guess what!! He copied most of the definitions and examples, even some of the diagrams from the RFC or other documents!! the links to Stallings article and to RFC3261 will not appear because Amazon remove them but the reader can search cisco web site and IETF and compare the two documents to judge.