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Getnet - have a cheap network!

There is a crisis. I don’t think we’re saying anything new, nor are we saying that shoppers have been out of stores lately. If you buy and look at where you put your little forints, the forint-performance ratio came to the fore much more than before. For this reason, getnet might not have come at a better time, as one of the most important features of these products is value for money.

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In recent years, we have heard more and more about companies launching production under other names. Of course, it is not very secretive who is behind the new name, as the product will be sold in the first days by the name of the original manufacturer. Why do we need to see a different name on the box? Because a particular manufacturer wants to represent a different quality, or so to speak, category under the new name. What is good about the fact that the other quality does not mean that the quality of the materials used deteriorates, but rather that the technology used is no longer the latest, so these devices, these products only lag behind the current top devices in quality. no.

We find such a company in the automotive industry (see Renault-Dacia) and, of course, we also find it in computer technology, suffice it to mention one of the first of these in the person of ASUS-Asrock. Edimax has also joined this line, a manufacturer known primarily for its high-quality and innovative network solutions.

So in our article, our readers can get acquainted with the getnet tools. From what has happened so far, it has become clear that Ednet is behind getnet, so even with the reservations listed above, we expect to be able to try out high-quality network devices. Let's not delay the time, let's see what came from the manufacturer to our editorial office!

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Owner of the HOC.hu website. He is the author of hundreds of articles and thousands of news. In addition to various online interfaces, he has written for Chip Magazine and also for the PC Guru. For a time, he ran his own PC shop, working for years as a store manager, service manager, system administrator in addition to journalism.