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‏Wi-Fi


a)

Wireless technology that allows computers to communicate with each other.


b )They’re points where computers can connect to Wi-Fi. You find them in public places such as cafés and hotels.


c )50 metres indoors, 100 metres outdoors.



 

الهنوف عواض الحارثي

Wi-Fi

 A wireless technology that allows computers to communicate with each other over Wi-Fi.

B Points that connect to devices and can be found anywhere, such as hotels

C 50 meters insides and 100 meters outsides

 

Wareef

Wi-Fi

a Wireless technology that allows computers to communicate with each other.

b They’re points where computers can connect to Wi-Fi. You find them in public places such as cafés and hotels.

c 50 metres indoors, 100 metres outdoors

Bluetooth

 A- wireless means of communication

b- it uses radio waves, not cables

C- 50 metres or closer

D- the master

E- a printer, a hands-free headset, a mouse

Wi-Fi

 

a- Wireless technology that allows computers to communicate with each other.

 

b -They're points where computers can connect to Wi-Fi. You find them in public places such as cafés and hotels.

 

c -50 metres indoors, 100 metres outdoors.

 

d -You can work in a variety of places; they avoid messy wiring.

 

e- People can read your messages or access your computer; it isn't available everywhere. مجموعة ٩

Bluetooth

 A- wireless means of communication

b- it uses radio waves, not cables

C- 50 metres or closer

D- the master

E- a printer, a hands-free headset, a mouse

From Ashwaq hamed .

Wi-Fi

a Wireless technology that allows computers to communicate with each other.

b They’re points where computers can connect to Wi-Fi. You find them in public places such as cafés and hotels.

c 50 metres indoors, 100 metres outdoors.

d You can work in a variety of places; they avoid messy wiring.

e People can read your messages or access your computer; it isn’t

available everywhere.

‏Bluetooth

‏a. A wireless means of communication.

‏b. It uses radio waves, not cables.

‏c. 50 meters or closer.

‏d. The master.

‏e. A printer, a hands-free headset, a mouse.

Bluetooth

 A- wireless means of communication

b- it uses radio waves, not cables

C- 50 metres or closer

D- the master

E- a printer, a hands-free headset, a mouse

Wi-Fi

a- Wireless technology that allows computers to communicate with each other.

 

b -They're points where computers can connect to Wi-Fi. You find them in public places such as cafés and hotels.

 

c -50 metres indoors, 100 metres outdoors.

 

d -You can work in a variety of places; they avoid messy wiring.

 

e- People can read your messages or access your computer; it isn't available everywhere.

Bluetooth. Asma

 

 

a A wireless means of communication.

 

b It uses radio waves, not cables

 

c 50 metres or closer.

 

d The master.

 

e A printer, a hands-free headset, a mouse.

From raghad:

Bluetooth

a wireless means of communication. b It uses radio waves, not cables. c 50 metres or closer.

d The master.

e Aprinter, a hands-free headset, a mouse.

From Danah

 

 

Bluetooth®

a A wireless means of communication. b It uses radio waves, not cables.

c 50 metres or closer.

d The master.

e A printer, a hands-free headset, a mouse.

From Danah

 

Wi-Fi

a Wireless technology that allows computers to communicate with each other.

b They’re points where computers can connect to Wi-Fi. You find them in public places such as cafés and hotels.

c 50 metres indoors, 100 metres outdoors.

d You can work in a variety of places; they avoid messy wiring.

e People can read your messages or access your computer; it isn’t

available everywhere.

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