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Ethernet , Ethernet A very widely used local area network system. Ethernet uses broadcast packets that are transmitted over a purely passive medium, usually ref… Marshall Hall , Hall, Marshall
Hall, Marshall
(b. Basford, near Nottingham, England, 18 February 1790; d. Brighton, England, 11 August 1857)
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