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The Top Desktop Wireless Cards

A PCI wireless card is one of the best ways to add wireless capability to a desktop. These cards offers far better connectivity then a USB doggle, yet they are also kept out of the way due to their internal location. The three wireless cards listed here are some of the best.

Published by M.S. Smith (33659 pts) on Jul 27, 2009 to
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How Does an ADSL Modem Work?

Been thinking about how it is that your Internet access actually works? We've got the answer inside if you're using DSL to access this site right now.

Published by Dan B. (19028 pts) on Jul 2, 2009 to
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The Best Wireless Router: the DIR-655

If you've been wondering what the best wireless router for your home is; you need look no further, inside, we talk about the merits of the DIR-655 and what it can do for your network.

Published by Dan B. (19028 pts) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Want to Publish an RSS Feed From Your Web Server?

RSS feeds are all the rage on the Internet, and if you have your own website or run a web server, then you need to have your own feed to feature your content. With the help of this free Windows XP utility called RSS Builder you can easily make your own.

Published by Bill Fulks (18145 pts) on Jun 24, 2009 to
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Netgear's ProSafe FS105: A Handy 5-Port Ethernet Switch

This tiny little blue box works wonders when you need to share a network connection. In our organization, they've saved us the trouble of running new lines on many occasions.

Published by Bill Fulks (18145 pts) on Jun 11, 2009 to
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Introduction to Setting Up Your Own Home Network

Even many computer-literates cringe at the thought of networking, but with a little knowledge and direction it can be as easy as many of the other computing tasks you've mastered over the years.

Published by Jesma (23995 pts) on Jun 11, 2009 to
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Setting Up a Home Network - Simple Wireless

Many people have laptops but only have a basic idea of how they connect to the Internet wirelessly. Even if you have setup a wireless router in your home, are you certain that you aren't broadcasting your personal information to everyone within earshot of your home? And would you bet your ID on it?

Published by Jesma (23995 pts) on Jun 11, 2009 to
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Setting Up a Home Network - Wireless Settings and Security

Getting into the configuration settings on your home wireless router can be challenging enough, but then to actually set it all up yourself? This article should help even a beginner to navigate their home wireless router's settings in order to create a simple, secure, wireless network.

Published by Jesma (23995 pts) on Jun 11, 2009 to
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Setting Up a Home Network - Understanding the Technology

When attempting to set up a home network, you will probably run across some terms and acronyms that you just don't understand. This article is designed to put these complex technologies into terms that are easily understandable, so that you can configure your home network with ease.

Published by Jesma (23995 pts) on Jun 11, 2009 to
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The Next Generation of Server Backups - Sequential is OUT!

This ain't your mother's backup world any more. Get used to the new options happening in the world of backups. Sequential, slow tape-based backups are out. Faster random-access devices, such as ever-larger USB-connected SATA drives are ready to move the mundane into the future of now!

Published by jeff (1467 pts) on Jun 11, 2009 to
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