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Networking Guide
Learn the networking basics, including the OSI Model, protocol, architecture, topology, cable, and networking devices. |
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Home Networking Guide
Discover all home networking technologies and solutions.
These include direct cable connection, Ethernet, wireless LAN (Wi-Fi), phoneline (HPNA)
and powerline (HomePlug) networking. And the basics of Internet connection sharing. |
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Internet Access Guide
Understand which network connects you to the Internet. Typical users only know their modems.
Through this tutorial, you can know the "clouds" between you and the Internet.
Explained here: ADSL, cable, dial-up, GPRS, WiMAX, FTTH, and satellite Internet access. |
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Windows XP Networking Guide
Explore Windows XP built-in networking
facilities. Specifically, networking features
offered by Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2). |
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Reference
Find out more about frequency and frequency bands, metric prefixes, modulation, and the IEEE Project 802. |
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Glossary
What is 4G?
Fourth Generation. Refers to the future
wireless telecommunication systems that will
deliver multimedia services (VoIP, video,
Internet) at high speed (100 Mbps or more)
over end-to-end IP network infrastructure and
enable seamless handoff between mobile
wireless WAN and fixed wireless LAN. Among
popular techniques that will most likely make
4G a reality are OFDM, MIMO, adaptive
modulation coding, and software defined radio.
Previous term:
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