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Is Your Laptop Or Home Computer Wireless Enabled?
Built in wireless capabilities are becoming almost standard
equipment on most laptop and home computers these days for a
couple of reasons. One of the primary reasons is cost. Adding
wireless capacity is so inexpensive that it would be silly...
MicroWorld Antivirus (MWAV) Toolkit Utility.
MicroWorld Antivirus (MWAV) Toolkit Utility. The features of MWAV 1. New features to detect Porno Dialers, Adware, Spyware and Riskware. 2. MWAV can now updated itself automatically so that it can scan for all the new viruses 3. Facility to...
MPEG encoder for burning DVDs
MPEG, or Moving Picture Experts Group, is a jointly working group comprised of the International Standards Organization and International Electro-Technical Commission (ISO/IEC) to standardize the coding of moving pictures and the associated audio in...
Things Newbies Need To Know
Be Cautious - Be cautious about anything you read on the web, in an email or on a newsgroup. There are so many scams and frauds that the best thing to do is ignore all of them entirely until you have enough experience and knowledge to be able to ...
Web Hosting Guide for Beginner
First and foremost, for non-IT savvy, it might be a little tough
for them to comprehend the meaning of web hosting. I believe if
you search it on any search engine, of course there will be
answer and explanation for them. But, how far do you...
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WiFi Range: What are the Limits?
Because of the fact that the WiFi networking standard uses very
high frequency (2.4 GHz) radio signals to transmit data, its
access range is usually quite limited. How limited, of course,
depends on the type of WiFi hardware being used.
A single family home or small office, for example, could easily
be covered by a single access point, but larger WiFi
locations, such as universities and corporate headquarters
often need a criss-cross of several different access points in
order to serve the entire area.
In theory, this method of adding multiple access points can
be
expanded limitlessly, to the point of creating citywide blanket
network. Such networks have been built, or are being built, in
several major American cities.
Creating wide-area wireless broadband networks can lead to
numerous advantages, including more mobility for users of WiFi
laptops, WiFi phones,
and WiFi
PDAs.
About the author:
Jeremy Maddock is the webmaster of TeleClick.ca, a trusted
source of telecommunications
news.
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