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11/7/2003
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Now that you've decided
to start a network, Here at IT Services we will help
you to decide what kind of network best suits your networking
needs at IT Services we can provide you with latest network
designs to meet your budget whether it be for your
Home or Business
Basically, there are two kinds of
networks, wired and wireless. The most basic
difference is that wired networks communicate through data
cables, while wireless networks communicate through radio
signals.
Wired networks have been
around for decades. By far the most common
wired networking technology found today is known as Ethernet.
The data cables, known as Ethernet network cables or Cat 5
cables, connect the computers and other devices that make up the
networks.
Wireless networks are
relatively new. They don't use cables for connections; instead,
they use radio waves, like cordless phones.
Why choose a
wireless network?
Freedom—work anywhere
Quick, effortless installation
No cables to buy
Save cabling time and hassle
Easy to expand |
Why choose a wired network?
Lower cost
Faster speed up to 1000Mbps
Longer possible range |
Wireless networks are rapidly becoming more popular and
coming down in price. You can use the devices anywhere in an
office or home, even out on the patio. There's no need to roll
out an Ethernet network cable to each room of a house; you can
network anywhere—without wires. Outside of the home, . For
convenience, wireless networking is the answer.
Please contact us for help and advice at 051-371122 or
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