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InternetNews December 7, 2004 Tim Gray	Symantec, Nortel Play Team Defense The security and network companies develop a joint offering to address network-level threats.
Home Toys December 2004 Raoul Wijgergangs	Realizing the Promise of the Connected Home Z-Wave is delivering on the promise of the connected home with a chip the size of a dime. Its low-cost wireless mesh network communications technology enables consumers to monitor and manage their lights, thermostats, garage door openers, smoke detectors, security systems and other home control products.
Home Toys December 2004 Martin Hamilton	Display Werks Touches Residential Systems Market with once Untouchable Control Technology The touch panels have one RJ45 connection for accepting analog RGB, serial, stereo audio, mouse and keyboard signals from a PC located up to 500 feet away over a single CAT5 cable.
Home Toys December 2004 Mike Ridenhour	Unleash Your Wireless Music with Apple's AirPort Express and Keyspan's Express Remote These devices make it easy for any PC or Mac to be the hub of a wireless music system. Here's each component of the solution and how they can be combined with your computer to easily create a wireless music solution in your house.
Home Toys December 2004 Chris Bomicino	HTPCs Beget HTPCs How to integrate 10 home theater PCs, solve the noise issues, make it cheap and inexpensive, make it flexible, make it simple to use, and use nothing but off-the-shelf parts.
Home Toys December 2004 Anu Katka	New Era of Building Management When the COBRA (Connected Open Building Automation) standardization project started, its vision was to create an operating system for buildings, which would offer an open standard for easy and secure access to building functionality.
InternetNews November 29, 2004 Sean Michael Kerner	Ethernet Switch Market on the Rise A wave of upgrades and the anticipation of future broadband requirements is responsible for the increasing health of the Ethernet switch market.
Entrepreneur December 2004 Amanda C. Kooser	What's Next? Hardware that can straddle wireless LANs and cellular networks.
Entrepreneur December 2004 Amanda C. Kooser	Cut the Cord There's no need to be attached at the hip to your projector. A host of wireless technologies are available to make your presentations more flexible, professional and convenient.
InternetNews November 16, 2004 Susan Kuchinskas	Corporations Get Ready for Wi-Fi A conference at Microsoft's campus helps executives see the benefits and risks of WLANs on corporate campuses.
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