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OFFICE GEAR
Wireless Networking Gains Distance, Speed The ideal office for a wireless network would be much like an antenna. It would be oval and built of metal with lots of open space. It would have no sharp corners, cubicles, plush chairs or chunky executives to reduce signal strength.
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