INVENTIONS AND DISCOVERIES

           INVENTIONS AND DISCOVERIES.

The most important discovery.

For me, the most important discovery is Wifi, it is a tool that allows us to connect to the Internet without using cables.

Currently more than 4,000 million people worldwide have access to the internet and a large part of them obtain it through Wi-Fi.

Also, this is perhaps the most useful tool for those who work in an office.

Some of the main benefits of this technology are:

*Easy to use

Accessing a Wi-Fi network is easier than you imagine. Just by entering the username and password you will have the possibility to surf the internet with any mobile device. Best of all, after you connect for the first time, your network data will be stored on whatever electronic device you're using.

One of the advantages of Wi-Fi are:

* Being wireless networks, the convenience they offer is far superior to wired networks because anyone who has access to the network can connect from different points within a sufficiently wide range of space.

*The Wi-Fi Alliance ensures that the compatibility between devices with the Wi-Fi brand is total, so that we can use Wi-Fi technology anywhere in the world.

*Once configured, Wi-Fi networks allow the access of multiple computers without any problem or expense in infrastructure, not so in cable technology.





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