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In This Issue: Tinsel Up, Spooky Season Next | Deal of the Week | Kendall Howard 1U Rack Shelf | Common Wireless Standards | News to Start Your Week
The CK Weekly – Tinsel Up, Spooky Season Next
Happy Tuesday, CK friends! Hope the week is treating you right so far.
It’s 87 days until Christmas. Too early to count down? Haha, yeah, I’m kind of excited. Here in my country, we celebrate Christmas longer, so my family has already started putting up Christmas decorations around the house, and they’re thinking up new designs too. Just today, I caught my mom making a list of the gifts and dishes we’ll have for the big day. My excited folks! They’re really looking forward to the holidays.
But before Christmas comes Halloween. Here, we honor our departed loved ones during this time by visiting their resting places. This year, I’m planning to visit my grandparents’ graves on my father’s side. We haven’t been there in a while because it’s a 400-km trip, the roads are always packed with people heading home, and it’s burning hot. Still working on a plan! If we don’t make it, my resting relatives might be the ones to visit us lol.
Anyway, it’s already fall in the US. Any fun activities you’re looking forward to this season?
Kat
Deal of the Week
Product Spotlights & Updates
The Kendall Howard 1U 6in Vented Base Light Duty Rack Shelf is a compact and versatile solution for supporting lightweight networking and A/V equipment in standard 19-inch racks. With a low-profile 6-inch depth and 1U height, it’s ideal for monitors, small switches, or other peripherals, offering a 45 lb weight capacity suitable for most light-duty applications. Constructed in the USA from high-quality cold-rolled steel with a durable finish, this shelf ensures long-lasting reliability.
Learning Center Article – What are the Common Wireless Standards?
In order to talk about wireless standards, a brief history lesson is necessary. Before 1997, wireless networking manufacturers around the world were each doing things in their own ways. Devices were not universally compatible, and that made wireless networking more expensive and less reliable than necessary.