A study on wireless lan: the user perception and reaction / Rohaiza Wahab

Pustaka Negeri Sarawak is conceived as a major information resource center and as the hub of information services for the public and private sectors. It will link with libraries, archives and information centers elsewhere in Sarawak and throughout Malaysia. It will also provide a gateway into and from publicly accessible international information center. Its complex will serve as a community center of knowledge and cultural enlightenment, where Malaysians in Sarawak can not only access a vast store of information, in the form of both printed and electronic media,
but also gather for educational and cultural exchanges, programs and participate in many other regularly conducted activities. Set within a park that covers the State Mosque and the Minaret Gardens on the western side, Pustaka Negeri Sarawak is truly a place conducive for learning and reflection. While the interiors ofthe Pustaka complex are a modem structure that fit right into the 21st century, its exteriors are as close to nature as possible. The park includes a lake, areas for public performances and art exhibitions, a playground, picnic areas, a scenic drive, pedestrian walkways and bicycle lanes strewn with trees, shrubs and flower gardens. The interiors of Pustaka Sarawak are truly an architectural and information technology marvel, a perfect marriage of the two. It provides a mentally stimulating ambience for the seekers of information and knowledge. Different facilities are available for its patrons at the ground floor and first floor levels. The roles of Pustaka Negeri Sarawak were
consisted ofthe roles related to information service. First role of Pustaka is to provide timely, accurate, relevant and accessible information in different formats - the essential ingredients for the healthy economic and social development of a State and its citizens. Second is to develop and contribute to relevant bibliographic databases, with particular reference to materials published within Sarawak.