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Dear Madam/Sir, You are hereby invited to discover a writing community with a difference. We offer a wide range of professional writing services to individuals, corporations, institutions, students, or just about anyone needing help in communicating cost effectively. Our team is comfortable with any style for any purpose. We would be delighted to find the appropriate words for any of your projects. Our goal is to deliver writing services of high quality, custom written as per your specifications. The results will pass CopyScape and any duplicate checking internal tool. We can provide a maximum of 10 articles/day, each bulletproof so that you do not have to waste precious time and money. Thank you. SAMPLE The age of wireless If once our grandmothers were shocked by the appearance of hi-tech magnetic-tapes, guess they would get a panic attack when hearing of wireless systems. But for the common people, being a wireless user is something as natural as breathing air through lungs. Have you ever felt like being on a ship and sweeping away used ropes, torn down by the wind? Sure you are familiar with endless wires wriggling behind furniture parts. This is one of the strongest arguments defending the need of a wireless network. Cost efficiency plays another crucial role in setting up a wireless network as opposed to a wired network. To increase wireless popularity manufacturers equip systems with the appropriate networking hardware so not even granny can escape. So dear elders, if you are facing locomotion problems caused by age and want to listen to tunes from the past, get prepared to meet the wireless headset. Having a baby is still not a problem for home working moms. The latter ones can equally use a laptop with already built in wireless networking capabilities or a wireless baby monitoring device. Let’s face it: no matter the age or other socio-economical boundaries, most of the people use this technology. In fact more and more begin buying one for their home use. The reason is simple, they can first of all afford it and it’s not perishable. Once bought, you can easily lay back and enjoy the entertaining part of life. Forget drilling wholes in the walls just to obtain the long awaited convenience, just hook up to the network and increase your productivity. Beyond any dispute wireless systems find their greatest usage in the professional field. Knowing that space is no longer an issue, businesses operate more smoothly. Employees can work at any place and at any time without being mandatory to sit in the office all day long. Without any confessed or hidden tendency of writing a eulogy, I declare wireless technology the long awaited solution for small and great businesses. But what will actually happen in the long run? Will wireless technology be taken over; will the importance of wireless routers be reduced to the importance of the harmless magnetic-tape? Speaking of which, has wireless technology ever been approached from a medical point of view? Did any researcher find solutions if ever asked about the health impact of radio waves? Unknown so far, but fact is that more questioned the safety features of prolonged exposure to wireless devices. What really caused headaches for generations is the association of WLAN produced by microwaves and cell phones, with the harmless low power radio signals of a common wireless router. It was speculated that being exposed to the wireless effect, people could end up with memory losses and brain damages. Microwaves are really “gifted” in provoking such diagnosis, but wireless waves are 1000 less destructive, transmitting on a very low power. As a conclusion to this topic, the following idea has to be underlined. The first computer actually had no inventor – the common effort of scientists and engineers – but millions of users instead. Wireless technology too, will enjoy a bright future within an age of millions of supporters.

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