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Techtvs Guide To Home Networking Broadband And Wireless Techtv Jerry Lee Ford

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Techtvs Guide To Home Networking Broadband And Wireless Techtv Jerry Lee Ford instant download after payment.

Publisher: Que

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.46 MB

Pages: 337

Author: Jerry Lee Ford

ISBN: 0789726548, 9780789726544

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Techtvs Guide To Home Networking Broadband And Wireless Techtv Jerry Lee Ford by Jerry Lee Ford 0789726548, 9780789726544 instant download after payment.

Internet-connected refrigerators, electronic pens that record and send your written message to your PC, wearable computers-all are examples of the latest technology gadgets designed to improve our lives. There are also appliances we're more familiar with-the home stereo, PC with email, and VCRs-whose usability could be improved exponentially, when networked to other appliances. Each chapter of Easy Living in the Digitally Connected Home presents a new piece of hardware or software, explains a networking concept needed to use and network the home appliance featured, and includes a separate section entitled "I Bet You Didn't Know" that highlights new uses for common applications, the Web or other appliances.