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by Peter Zamora
I've come to believe that we're obsessed with the World-Wide-Web. Just take a moment to ponder how often you get online each and every day. Or maybe you spend practically your entire day on the web, working. It certainly wouldn't be anything new. Many of us do the very same thing. No wonder so many of us need glasses or Lasik eye surgery. Glaring at a monitor all day can have an effect on the peepers. Regardless, nothing will change anytime soon. But, there are ways to make your Internet experience much more enjoyable, especially at home. It's called wireless Internet connection! If you don't have it by now, then you're going to be in the minority. Most people are making the decision to go wireless.
Stop me if you've heard this routine before. You've just got a new research paper assignment, and you're in need of the Internet to do a little recon work. As you plop down at your desktop PC, Your foot gets tangled in a cord. How annoying right? But you just forget about it, adjust in your seat and move on. A few hours pass. You've now accumulated oodles of notes on a Word document, you've got eight different websites open, which took forever to find, and you're relieved that you've accomplished so much toward your major assignment. Suddenly you jerk your foot and unplug five different things at once. The screen goes black and you can hear the system shutting down. The problem is you didn't save anything yet, and those websites aren't bookmarked. OUCH! Everything is lost. Go ahead and cry. This would never have happened if you had wireless Internet connection. There would be no irksome cords wrapping around your ankle or shoe. There would be no surprise shut-down.
| Quote of the Day |
For us necessity is not as of old an image without us, with whom we can do warfare; it is a magic web woven through and through us, like that magnetic system of which modern science speaks, penetrating us with a network subtler than our subtlest nerves, yet bearing in it the central forces of the world.
| —Walter Pater (1839–1894) |
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At this point you're probably considering wireless Internet connection pretty seriously. Good for you! Let me be the first to tell you, it's like a completely different world. It will make you crave a laptop of notebook for certain. You'll have the freedom to roam about your house, where ever you please, and still remain connected to cyberspace. Lounge on your bed with no wires involved. Sit on your deck and surf your favorite sites. Once you go wireless, you'll never go back.
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