Sagebrush Networks
A network might be for you if you have two or more computers in your home or small business. A network allows everyone to share Internet access and the same printer. You can also move or share files of any size between computers without bothersome floppies.
This is done with the aid of a switchboard-like device that unites all of the hardware in a network. The connection between the "switchboard" and the hardware can be made with wire or radiowaves (wireless). Once connected, all of the hardware communicates with a common language.
So if you want to save money on printers and Internet access, and you want to share files with ease, a network is the way to go. Did we mention the fun in playing computer games on a network? Only on a home network, of course!
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