| Overview of Networking |
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| Wired or Wireless or both |
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| The three different types of networks meet different needs you may have. |
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| Wireless: Easy and convenient |
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| With wireless, there's no need to drill holes or run wires to join the network. Just install the software on your desktop or laptop, add a wireless accessory, and you're ready to go. |
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| Wireless users can travel from room to room, between floors, or even outside, almost anywhere, and remain connected. |
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| Wired: Built for Speed |
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| Wired networks are a must when fast data transfers are your primary concern. |
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| Wired networks really zoom - supporting data rates at up to 100 Mbps.1 |
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| 1 They're easy to set up and simple to use, offering a combination of performance and consistent coverage in any area. |
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Wired and Wireless: The Best of Both Worlds |
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| With both wireless and wired users on the same network, you can pick and choose which users take advantage of which technology. |
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