Broadband Home Report: Pictures for October 20, 2003 Issue


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The October 20, 2003 Issue	Provided by System Dynamics Inc.
Pictures From This Issue

Installing a Network at Len's House
	Len's wife Veronica with the boxes of equipment Dave installed in their house
Picture by Leonard Waks

"Home by Design" Showhouse
	Living room of "Home by Design" showhouse, architected by Sarah Susanka

Intel's Digital Home Initiatives
	"Mob" at IDF (Intel picture)
	SMC WMR-AG universal wireless receiver is the newest audio/video adapter
	Original DHWG members include key players in the consumer electronics and PC industries

Using a Smart Display
	The world's most expensive radio: listening to Bob Dylan from the ViewSonic 110 Smart Display in our kitchen
	Dave using ViewSonic V110 Smart Display in our wine cellar
Photos ©2003 System Dynamics Inc.

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