Faris Yaacob
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Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Today we are talking about something personal, very personal.
No, not your diary, but your Personal Area Network, or PAN for short.
Explanation of Personal Area Network
A PAN is like your personal bubble of technology.
It’s a network of devices that you organize around yourself in a single building. It can be your small home office or even your humble abode.
Your PAN can include the following:
- A bunch of devices like your phone.
- Your computer.
- Your gaming console.
- Other widgets that you fancy.
Home Area Network (HAN)
Sharing your PAN with other folks is called a Home Area Network (HAN). It’s like a mini-internet for your house where everyone can connect and share.
Managing a PAN
Your PAN/HAN can be managed from a single computer, but you can access it from any device you like.
Cool things you can do with a PAN/HAN
With a PAN/HAN, you can do some pretty cool things, like:
- print a document from your phone to your office printer upstairs
- upload your vacation pics to your computer
- stream your favourite shows on your TV.
Conclusion
So, there you have it – the personal side of computer networking. It’s like having your little world of technology where you are the boss. Cool, huh?
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