COMPUTER NETWORK
Time was the neighbor’s fence and the daily newspaper were the primary connections to the outside world in neighborhoods all
across America.
Then along came radio and television, providing a one-way connection to the world at large via a few stations.
Now, any home can be connected to a universe of information via high-speed internet technology. And with the help of Jeff Wood at Wood
Networks, the Al Carrell How-to House is capable of connecting to the World Wide Web safely and quickly from just about any room in the
house.
Wood Networks has fully prepared the Al Carrell How-to House for the internet age. The house is fully wired for computer networking,
with high-speed internet connections in every room.
In addition to Local Area Networking for data, the home has approximately 25 digital satellite connections and 30 data/telephone
connections.
High on any prudent internet surfer’s agenda should be security. That’s why Wood Networks has provided the Al Carrell How-to
House the latest firewall technology and virus protection on every computer workstation in the house.
There is, of course, nothing wrong with the neighbor’s fence. But to be truly connected in the 21st century, you need safe,
technologically current access to the internet and reliable computer interfaces within the house. And that’s why we chose Wood
Networks to provide computer networking in our brand new home.
THANKS!
Home Depot and Swann's Home Furnishings!
