 Personal Area Network (PAN)
Allows devices to work together and share information and services. Using technologies such as Bluetooth, Personal Area Networks can be created in public places, in the home, in the office, in a car. This network enables everyday devices to communicate wirelessly. For example, a PAN allows PDA users the ability to wirelessly synchronize with a desktop device to access e-mail or the Internet.
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