Definition: Linksys is a manufacturer of network switches, router, and other products in North America. The company was founded in 1986 by Bob Link. Its main product line includes:
Network Switches: These are designed to enable computers to communicate over the internet. They can be used for home or small business networks.
Router: A router is a device that connects two or more computer network devices. It typically includes switches, such as Linksys switches, and other devices that work together to form an entire network. Linksys products are designed to provide users with high-speed Internet connectivity and reliable performance, while also being user-friendly and easy to set up and manage. The definition of "linksys" is a combination of the words "link" (which refers to a connection or communication) and "sys," which means computer. It suggests that Linksys products are specifically designed for use by computers and that they offer high-speed Internet connectivity, reliable performance, and user-friendly design.

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