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Home Networking
It is estimated that by the year 2005 as many as 10 million U.S. homes will have a home network.
Roughly 30% of all homes that have a computer, have more than one, so the need to share a high-speed Internet connection, printers or any number of other peripherals is on the rise.
Listen this week as Ken and Brandon review the basics of home networking and tell you what to watch for and what not to buy!
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Original Air Date: Jan 19, 2002
This Week's Links
- Ken's overview on Home Networking
- LinkSys Home Networking products
- NetGear Home Networking products
- OUR FAVORITE - SMC Home Networking products
- Apple's AirPort wireless networking products (very good!)
- PracticallyNetworked.com - a great 'how-to' site!
- Dr. Mark's Wireless Networking Roundup
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PEBKAC: /peb'kak/ : "Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair" - Used by technical support people, particularly at call centers and help desks, but never used with the public (for obvious reasons!) Similar terms include "Carbon Based Error", "Liveware Problem" or the infamous "ID10T" (alternate spelling for idiot).
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Almost Elvis - The Movie 35,000 Elvis Impersonators Can't Be Wrong!
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