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According to our partner, The Best Buy Learning Place, home networking can link your computers and peripherals fast and easy, allowing for multiple users to share common equipment.
Possibilities
- Install and use a home network to share a printer, copier, scanner, and more
- Play networked games with each other at home, or with others around the world.
- Split one Internet connection between two or more computers
- Add a new computer to the network for file transfers and CD burning
- With a wireless network, use your notebook anywhere in range without being tied down
- Home networks can use direct cable, Ethernet, wireless and even phone-line connections
Features and Benefits
- Use a firewall to protect your internal network from the Internet
- Never tie up a phone line to use the Internet
- Transfer files from computer to computer, around the home or around the world
- Networks are perfect for home businesses
Fun Fact
- Most games that can be played over the Internet can also be played on a home network. While slow Internet connection speeds can make your character seem like he or she is swimming through molasses, this lag is seldom a factor for a home network.
To really get immersed in networking, our partner the Best Buy Learning Place offers self-paced online e-learning courses. For a very affordable fee, you can learn what you want, when you want, at the pace you want. Sign up at www.learningplace.com or review the product at any Best Buy store.
The e-learning courses for networking cover these topics:
- Home Networking
- Traditional Networking
- Home Networking Essentials
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