Wireless Home Networking - Index of

In This Chapter
� Shopping on CNET
� Blogging for 802.11
� Practically (wireless) networking
� Surfing the vendor sites
Chapter 20
Top Ten Sources for
More Information
We’ve tried hard in this book to capture all that’s happening with
wireless networks in the home. However, we can’t cover everything in
one book, and so, in fairness to other publications, we’re leaving some things
for them to talk about on their Web sites and in their print publications.
(Nice of us, isn’t it?)
We want to keep you informed of the latest changes to what’s in this book, so
we encourage you to check out the Wireless Home Networking For Dummies
site, at www.digitaldummies.com, where you can find updates and new
information.
This chapter lists the publications that we read regularly (and therefore
recommend unabashedly) and that you should get your hands on as part of
your wireless home networking project. Many of these sources provide up-todate
performance information, which can be critical when making a decision
about which equipment to buy and what standards to pursue.
The Web sites mentioned also have a ton of information online, but you may
have to try different search keywords to find what you’re looking for. Some
publications like to use the term Wi-Fi, for example, and others use 802.11. If
you don’t get hits on certain terms when you’re searching around, try other
ones that you know. It’s rare to come up empty on a search about wireless
networking these days. All sites listed here are free.