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The document discusses different transmission media used for computers and telecommunications, including twisted pair, coaxial cable, fiber optic, infrared, and microwave transmission. It provides advantages and disadvantages of each type of transmission medium. Twisted pair is cheaper and easier to install but has lower data transmission speeds. Coaxial cable supports longer cable lengths but is difficult to install. Fiber optic can replace heavier metal cables and transmit data over longer distances. Infrared and microwave transmission do not require cables but have line-of-sight and signal absorption limitations.
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The document describes an integrated commercial complex in Noida that offers workspaces, amenities, and facilities all within one location. It provides offices of various sizes from 210 square feet up to 620 square feet along with virtual office spaces. The complex aims to be a one-stop solution for work, shopping, dining, leisure and accommodation needs through amenities like a swimming pool, golf course, restaurants, meeting rooms and childcare facilities. It also offers payment plans with assured returns and possession is slated for 2015.
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The document describes an integrated commercial complex in Noida that offers workspaces, amenities, and facilities all within one location. It provides offices of various sizes from 210 square feet up to 620 square feet as well as virtual office spaces. The complex aims to be a one-stop solution for work, shopping, dining, leisure and accommodation with features like a golf course, swimming pool, restaurants, meeting rooms and childcare. It is located near major roads and metro stations for easy access.
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