THE 20 BEST AIRPORTS FOR TECH TRAVELERS

摘要

According to the U.S. Transportation Security Administration, of the 40 airports we visited, only one- Houston's Hobby (the older and smaller of the city's two international airports)- doesn't yet have the necessary phone scanners at security and at the gates to support it Currently the airlines pick up the tab for these special scanners, but the TSA is said to be working out plans to buy the technology for all security checkpoints. LAX also sports a fair number of Neptune Networks Internet kiosks- workspaces that cost users 25 cents per minute to rent. 18 SEATTLE-TACOMA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (SEA) At Sea-Tac we found just 2.7 electrical outlets (on average) per gate, and not many USB ports, either (0.4 per gate), You will find Smarte Carte rapid phone charging stations (at $3 fur a charge) in all terminals, and the airport's Wi-Fi service is more than respectable, with averages of 5,7 mbps for downloads and 4.5 mbps for uploads in our tests. 19 KANSAS CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (MCI) Kansas City's airport is well outfitted for tech travelers, especially at Southwest's gates. Show less