- Authors:
- Raymond Smith,
- Dennis Eaton
From the Publisher:
For many professionals, wireless home computer networking delivers the power of corporate technology -- without the hassles of corporate living, and the mobile connectivity to all of the computers throughout your home (or backyard) -- without rewiring. That's why if you plan to set up a wireless home network, WiFi Home Networking is the one book you shouldn't be without. Written by a noted telecommunications expert, this hardworking reference delivers comprehensive coverage of wireless home networking, written in language the layman will easily understand. When it comes to making the right decision about the overwhelming array of choices and expenses associated with wireless home networking, don't rely on guesswork. Turn to McGraw-Hill's WiFi Home Networking, and get home networking power -- not home networking problems!
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Cortés H, García M, Hernández J, Hernández M, Pérez-Cordoba E and Ramos E Development of a distributed system applied to teaching and learning Proceedings of the 8th ACM SIGPLAN workshop on ERLANG, (41-50)- Shin S and Ryu D Proposal of a new message protocol for IEEE 802.11 Proceedings of the 5th international conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing: applications and Technologies, (633-637)
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