Posted on Friday, July 23 2010 @ 6:00 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
The short definition of a computer network could be put this way - the
magical term that will be understood by most people as a bunch of
unknown terms related to settings and a mystical image of an
incomprehensible forest of cables. This wasn’t that far from the truth
until recently, but the definition has changed along with new solutions
appearing on the market, especially by the rise in wireless popularity.
Another solution which shatters this prejudice, to a greater or lesser
extent of success, is networking using the already existing electrical
installations. This time around, we’ve taken up DHP-307AV, D-Link’s
Powerline AV Network Starter Kit, as well as Devolo’s dLan 200 AVplus
Starter Kit, for testing purposes…
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