Surfing is Free at Freebirds World Burrito

Freebirds World Burrito's twelve Texas locations now provide free high-speed wireless Internet access for customers.

(PRWEB) August 29, 2005 -- Freebirds World Burrito, the Texas-based fresh fast casual restaurant known for its Monster burritos, announced today the launch of high-speed wireless Internet access for customers in all twelve Texas locations. Freebirds customers with a Wi-Fi enabled device can now surf the Internet for free.

Wireless Internet, known as wireless fidelity or Wi-Fi, takes existing high-speed Internet connections and beams the signal in the air so wireless enabled devices within a certain distance can access the Internet.

Providing free Internet access will allow our customers to get online quickly and easily," said Alan Hixon, CEO, Freebirds World Burrito. Were leveraging the power of Wi-Fi to increase conveniences for our customers who include executives, business people, and students who increasingly need to connect to work, family and friends outside of the home or office."

Hixon continued, We encourage anyone who pays for wireless Internet access to come to Freebirds for free access and a great burrito."

Texas has built a reputation as an unwired" state. According to Intel's 3rd Annual "Most Unwired Cities" survey, five major Texas metropolitan areas rank in the top 100 U.S. cities and regions for the greatest wireless Internet accessibility. In May of this year, Texas became the first state in the nation to provide free wireless Internet access at its highway safety rest areas.

About FREEB!RDS WORLD BURRITO
FREEB!RDS WORLD BURRITO, home of the Monster Burrito, is a privately owned company, headquartered in College Station, Texas. The company currently operates twelve FREEB!RDS WORLD BURRITO restaurants in the state of Texas (Austin, College Station, Fort Worth, Dallas, and Houston). FREEB!RDS WORLD BURRITO serves an awe-inspiring experience" with each customized burrito.

FREEB!RDS lives by their motto Im not afraid of MONSTERS, I eat ‘em."

For more information, visit www.freebirds.com.

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