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Connect: The Internet Made EZ

Gordon van Zuiden's column in Electronic House magazine offers insights into "Ten simple things you need to know about home networking." He explains to novices the significance of the growing trend for many different types of consumer electronics devices to become TCP/IP-enabled.

Read his article here

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