2. Home networking saves money and provides conveniences.

3. Approximately 39 million homes have more than one computer.

5. The hardware and software of an Ethernet network can be difficult to configure for the average home user (Source: a book called Home Networking by CITATION Dea08 1033 (Deakins), published at Current Press in New York in 20080.

6. A phone line network is an easy-to-install and inexpensive network that uses existing telephone lines in the home.

8. A Home RF (radio frequency) network uses radio waves, instead of cables, to transmit data.

9. A Wi-Fi network sends signals over a wider distance than the home RF network , which can be up to 1,500 feet in some configurations.Works Cited BIBLIOGRAPHY Deakins, Frank A. Home Networking. New York: Published at Current Press at New York, 2008.Shelly, Gary B. and Thomas J. Cashman. Wired and Wireless Networks. 23 April 2008. 23 april 2008 <www.scsite.com/wd2007/pr2/wc.htm>.Travis, Mark A. Wired vs. wireless Network. Issue of modern Networking, March 24-29 2008.<br />