...Patent and Trademarks Office in Washington. Mr. Wood's responsibilities include installing and maintaining local area networks and related equipment. Christina Reed has joined the company as a sales consultant. She previously was employed...
...82.32 DaCara Brown/Attorney, Public Defender's Office/17 hours, 38 minutes/$76.89 Russ Burden/Local area network administrator, Information Technology/16 hours, 21 minutes/$778.09* Ken Kraemer/Director, Augusta Regional...
...assistants are discovering a patchwork system of local-area networks - known as "hot spots" - that allow wireless remote...wireless public broadband services through a wireless, local-area network. Hot spots are often located in heavily populated...
...Find menu you probably won't use as frequently. "Computer ..." lets you look for other PCs attached to your local area network, which, since you're a home user, you probably don't have. "On the Internet" will load your Web browser...
...the DotCom generation, this is the new underground. The participants call them LAN parties, shorthand for the Local Area Network that binds their computers. These high-tech successors to the cocktail party are taking wired culture by storm...
...acquisition allows 3Com to captitalize on the fast-growing convergence of voice and data and communications. "The local area network telephone market space is growing 80 percent a year, and will generate sales of $5 billion by 2003, and our acquisition...
...about the security of this "over-the-airwaves" system. One amazing thing about HomeFree is that, like all local area networks, it allows anyone on the network to access printers, scanners, modems and other peripherals. Everyone in the...
...median salary of $48,000 as of November), Web programmers ($52,000), systems engineers ($68,900), and local area network administrators ($50,000). Three of these four occupations are in the operations category. The three job categories...
...games rock and twentysomethings rule. Dubbed a local-area network, or LAN, party -- because of the way organizers...people and how the computers are configured. A local-area network is simply a collection of computers linked together...
...of RAM, but runs best on a Pentium 200 with 64 megabytes. Multiplayer games require access to the Internet or a local-area network. BURNING RANGERS: Three years ago, as the 32-bit era of gaming was just starting to take off, "Burning Rangers...
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