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[Summary] => ANG hiwang malalim na bara-barang tinahi, maghilom man at maging pilat mananatiling sariwa ang loob. Kapag diniinan may tatagos pa rin kirot.
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[Title] => China-ASEAN Expo closes with increasing trade volume
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[Summary] => SANTA CLARA, California – Businesses no longer have to choose one wireless networking flavor over the other. They can now implement and take advantage of both the widely available connectivity of 802.11b and 802.11a’s higher transmission speeds and less crowded frequency while keeping costs down.
3Com Corp. recently announced a new line of modular wireless LAN access points and upgrade kits that offer customers the ability to easily bring the newer 802.11a wireless standard into their network while preserving their investment in existing wireless technology.
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[Title] => Batanes folk scared of SARS, too
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Today in the Asia-Pacific, two main technologies come to mind when discussing bandwidth for the LAN backbone: Ethernet and ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode).
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3Com Corp. recently announced a new line of modular wireless LAN access points and upgrade kits that offer customers the ability to easily bring the newer 802.11a wireless standard into their network while preserving their investment in existing wireless technology.
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As originally planned, 40 delegates each from the Yamei tribe of Lan Yu Island and the Ivatan tribe would exchange visits under the "Lan Yu-Ivatan Cultural and Economic Exchange Visit" program.
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September 26, 2012 - 12:00am
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