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Magazine articles on network hardware, security, and management.

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PC Magazine October 14, 2003 M. David Stone	Tracking Down a Better Signal Check the signal strength at different locations in your wireless network to maximize efficiency.
PC Magazine October 14, 2003 Michael J. Miller	Your Unwired World This extensive guide shows you how to stay wireless no matter where you are.
PC Magazine September 24, 2003	Way-Fast Wireless If one antenna is good and two are better, then six should be better still, right? When it comes to wireless networking, the answer is yes, according to start-up Airgo Networks.
PC Magazine September 24, 2003 John C. Dvorak	High-Speed Wireless Dept. While you've been sleeping, the IEEE and the Ultra Wide Band folks have been working on 802.15.3a.
PC World October 2003 Yardena Arar	DSL Speeds, Cellular Coverage New technologies gear up to start competing against cable, DSL, and hot spots.
PC Magazine September 16, 2003 Stephen J. Bigelow	Universal Plug and Play: Networking Made Easy Imagine adding devices -- from PCs to consumer electronics -- to your network, with zero configuration!
PC Magazine September 16, 2003	Networking: What's Next Innovative standards, technologies, strategies, and products will push networking -- for the home as well as the enterprise -- forward. Here's a look at the changes in store.
Macworld September 2003 Becky Waring	AirPort Extreme Antennas Wireless throughput drops drastically as signal strength decreases, so the improved reception provided by antennas can increase throughput. If you need better AirPort Extreme range in a limited area, one of the Dr. Bott ExtendAir external antennas may be the perfect solution.
Entrepreneur September 2003 Mike Hogan	Call of the Wi-Fi Heard the latest about systems that combine voice calls with wireless LANs? They're within your reach.
PC Magazine September 2, 2003 Bruce Brown	Toshiba's Home Networking Play Toshiba's full-featured wireless gateway product and helpful installation wizard make for an impressive one-piece small-network solution.
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