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Well perhaps the problem is that it mixes home networking (LAN) and internet service access (WAN) in the same template at all. Maybe split into two? With links to each other? The LANs are not
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The table is organised according to the type of cable/wireless frequency in the WAN. This tallies well with the protocols (right choice of word?) in the line of the table corresponding to WAN. But the LAN options are independent of the transmission medium in the WAN. You can have Wi-Fi-, Ethernet,
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which is so huge it would be out of proportion to most of the articles. Perhaps with a bit of trimming, see other comments. Need to think about this and come up with a proposal. It is also missing a link to the main
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to this template. Given that there are no products available (commercial or otherwise), nor any infrastructure, xMax cannot be used to access the internet, neither by wire nor by wireless.
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