Home and Office Networks

Many people think that networking means sharing an internet connection. And while that's certainly a big feature, if that's all you're using it for, you're cheating yourself out of some very important features such as:

Sharing a single printer between PCs;
Sharing files such as photographs, MP3s, and documents on any computer in your home or office;
Playing games that allow multiple users at different computers.

Printers can be centrally located giving everyone in your home or office access. It doesn't even need to be connected to a computer. If you'd like to share files, the computers can all be configured to "talk" to each other or an external harddrive can be added to the network for sharing files.

Wireless networking

For many users, it's not unusual to have computers, printers and other peripherals in various rooms or offices. Unfortunately, while wired networking is the simplest way to connect them all, that's not always practical, especially in an older home or office.

But that doesn't mean it can't be done. With modern wireless networking they can all be connected and you can trust Pioneer to keep your network safe with the proper security.

Give us a call today and we'll be happy to discuss your networking needs.

Networking. It's not just for computers, anymore.

Today, even your television, cable or satellite receiver can be connected to your computers allow you to view pictures and video right on your television.

Additionally, DirecTV is now providing On Demand programming via the internet and most Blu-Ray DVD players can be used to download movies from various subscription services such as Netflix or Blockbuster.

If you're a DirecTV subscriber or own a Blu-Ray DVD player, you're just a network connection away from thousands of new choices.