Re: Networking at Home

["C. Oda" <craig@example.com>]

On Tue, 27 Aug 1996 glynn@example.com wrote:

> > So, for example if you ever plan to network your dining room or 
> > kitchen, then you have to consider the distance from your main
> > HAN server or router to the kitchen node.  

> I don`t know about you but the "distance" from kitchen to
> anywhere is not too great (here in Japan);->>

hahahah,  I hope everyone realizes that I am joking about the
HAN by making it grander than a HAN could realistically be.  yet... ;-)

But honestly, the basic low-end pricing we outlined should meet
your needs and be quite economical.

Regards,
Craig


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