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12 CISCO SYSTEMS, INC.
In today’s homes, networking technology is saving
money—and keeping the peaceby allowing
everyone to connect to the Internet and share
applications, files, printers, even music and games.
Broadband connections and IP networks are
becoming the center of home entertainment.
Linksys, a division of Cisco, is behind this new
level of affordable wired and wireless networking
solutions. For example, networked security cameras
make it cost-effective for people to monitor their
homes when they’re not there. And wireless tech-
nology is allowing more people to easily and
inexpensively access the network from anywhere
in the home, all at the same time, over a single
connection. Now that’s domestic bliss.
IN A QUIET SUBURBAN HOME, MOM BANKS
ONLINE, DAD COMPARES MINIVAN PRICES,
AND TWO GOOD FRIENDS FIGHT TO SAVE
THE PLANET FROM ALIEN INVADERS—BUT
NOBODY’S FIGHTING FOR INTERNET ACCESS.
now.
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