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wireless home network

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wireless home network
A short-range radio communications system that is used to connect virtually any electronic device, including laptops, printers, smartphones, TVs and DVD players to each other and to the Internet. The predominant wireless home network is wireless Ethernet, or "Wi-Fi" (see Wi-Fi).


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