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Popular Mechanics
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The Home Network Chances are you have a computer at home connected to the Internet. Are you ready for a refrigerator that's also connected? And how about an entire network of home appliances, all accessible over the Net, and all talking to each other when you're not at home. |
Macworld
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The Motley Fool
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