In the old days, we used to be familiar with cords and cables to connect every single of our computer peripherals to communicate each other. Since there were only one CPU, a keyboard, a monitor, a mouse, and a printer device put in a location, the look of our desk still considered as neat.
Then came the internet connection into the house. We need to put another single cable to connect the modem to the computer, as well as from modem to the phone line. However, we still could arrange the layout of our workspace since it was a only a single computer.
The problem came when we add another single computer into the room. Moreover, when the space just didn’t fit in one place, so we need to put the new computer in a separate room. There began the nightmare of cords clutter. We need to add more and more cables to connect each computer to a single peripheral, in example to the modem and the printer.

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June 13th, 2009 | Tags: 11b Wireless, 802 11a, 802 11b, Cables, Clutter, Computer Peripherals, Connectivity, Electromagnetic Signal, Internet Connection, Multi Computer, New Computer, Printer Device, Single Computer, Space Layout, Wi Fi, Wireless Access Point, Wireless Connectivity, Wireless Networking, Wireless Routers, Wireless Technology, Workspace | Category: Design Accessories |
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