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Home Toys August 2003 Peter Davis	Try WiFi A look at what you need for wireless network in your home or office, the shortcomings, and the benefits.
Home Toys August 2003 Rishi Arora	Home Gateway Applications and Personalities The marketing manager from a maker of home gateway devices explains how the devices are used in a networked home and lists benefits to the consumer and ISPs.
Home Toys August 2003	Low cost wireless communication at 2.4GHz in consumer and industrial products The nRF24xx family has already been incorporated in a number of new and existing wireless global applications such as sensor, remote control, mouse, game controllers, tire pressure sensors and intelligent sports equipment applications.
Home Toys August 2003 Luke Hetherington	Maverick Powerline 4-Port Bridge Hook up of the two hubs was as simple as plugging them into an available wall socket and connecting all the network cables to the hubs. After that was done the two hubs automatically found each other and transferring data through my AC wiring was up and running.
PC Magazine August 19, 2003 Craig Ellison	Wired and Wireless Security For Small Offices The new SonicWall SOHO TZW ($900 street) is a complete security appliance for small networks, be they wired, wireless, or both.
PC Magazine August 19, 2003	Simpler, Safe Remote Access Remote access via SSL (Secure Sockets Layer), the focus of our product roundup, is relatively new, but it's growing quickly because of its simplicity for users and its accessibility from any PC with an Internet connection and browser, anywhere.
PC Magazine July 1, 2003 Lipschutz & Kenny	NetWare 6.5: Great New Services, Same Old Kernel The upcoming NetWare 6.5 (beta), which we've been testing in beta, is loaded.
Entrepreneur August 2003 Mike Hogan	Look for a Sign Downloading on the go? Then get into the zone. Look for the Wi-Fi ZONE logo on storefronts; providers exhibiting that logo agree to meet certain standards of service and security set by the Wi-Fi Alliance.
Entrepreneur August 2003 Amanda C. Kooser	True Blue Are Bluetooth hardware add-ons worth it? Take a bite from each one, and see for yourself.
PC World August 2003 Yardena Arar	Better 802.11 Security Wi-Fi networks get safer with downloadable firmware.
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