Wired and Wireless Networking
Looking for help setting up, maintaining, or even expanding your current computer network? From the simplest 2 computer home network to 20+ computers in a small business environment, we can help. We're here to help make your computers more efficient, safe, and understandable.

We understand the home user who aspires to share files, printers, and resources with multiple PCs. We also know how frustrating it is for small businesses who want the benefits of an efficient network, but don't have time to learn how to set one up, or maintain it properly. That's why, in addition to solving your problem, we'll also help you understand how it works so that you have a better grasp of the network setup. Contact us for a free quote for your home or small business network.

Networking all your computers and printers will allow you to;
- Share one Internet connection
- Centrally locate all shared files
- Print from any printer located on the network
- Allow for more efficient collaboration
- Centrally secure all computers from hackers
- Enable LAN gaming
- Stream digital media
- Plus more!

Check out the information below to see which type of network may be right for you.

» Wireless Networking: Have you always wanted to roam wirelessly throughout your home or office with your laptop or PDA, yet still be connected to your network and the Internet? If you can't stand that long, ugly Ethernet cable, but desire the freedom of mobility, a wireless network might be good for you. We can help you choose the right equipment, proper setup and security, and troubleshoot current wireless networking problems. We know the security and privacy issues that are involved with a wireless network and how to protect your computers from invasion.


» Wired Networking: Wired networking has been around for many years and is the most inexpensive and easiest way to network multiple computers. Since it’s been around for so long, literally decades, there's been time to perfect and tweak the technology for maximum efficiency.

A quick comparison of wired and wireless networking:

a	Medium	Cost	Reliability	Performance	Security	Mobility
Wired	cables	less	more	very fast	good	limited
Wireless	air	more	less	very fast	good	excellent

As you can see, wireless networking is ideal for laptop users on the go, or for someone who doesn't want to have to use long cables to network multiple computers. Wireless is very capable of outdoor usage and covering large or small areas with a blanket of network access.

Wired networking is ideal for the desktops in close proximity that aren't going to be moved anytime soon. Wired networking also costs less and is more reliable due to wires being constant. Wireless transmissions can be interrupted by trees, walls, microwaves, and other objects, but all of these aspects can be overcome.