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The 22 pages that link to Wi-Fi, each with the reason it gives.

• Cellular networkCompared with: Wi-Fi offers local wireless access without the wide-area, operator-managed cell structure.

• Radio spectrumRelated: Wi-Fi operates in unlicensed radio bands shared with other devices.

• BandwidthBroader topic: Wi-Fi channels occupy specific frequency widths within shared radio bands.

• Computer networkBroader topic: Wi-Fi carries local network traffic over radio instead of cables.

• EthernetCompared with: Wi-Fi serves many of the same LAN needs without Ethernet's wired links.

• Radio frequencyBroader topic: Wi-Fi carries data over RF bands shared with other wireless devices.

• Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexingRelated: Many Wi-Fi generations use OFDM to transmit robust high-rate signals indoors.

• BluetoothCompared with: Wi-Fi generally offers higher throughput and network reach than personal Bluetooth links.

• Local area networkRelated: Wi-Fi provides wireless access to a LAN without Ethernet cables.

• Quadrature amplitude modulationRelated: Wi-Fi uses different QAM orders to adapt data rates to channel conditions.

• Digital communicationBroader topic: It carries digital network data over radio links between nearby devices.

• Bluetooth Low EnergyCompared with: Wi-Fi generally offers greater throughput but usually demands more power than BLE.

• MicrowaveRelated: Common Wi-Fi bands at 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz lie within the microwave range.

• Internet accessRelated: Wi-Fi commonly distributes an existing internet connection throughout homes and public spaces.

• Near-field communicationCompared with: Wi-Fi offers far greater range and throughput, while NFC favors deliberate close contact.

• Hedy LamarrRelated: Popular accounts connect Wi-Fi to Lamarr, but its development followed separate technical histories.

• PlayStation PortableRelated: Built-in Wi-Fi enabled PSP web access, online play, and local wireless connections.

• Smart TVRelated: It commonly links a smart TV to a home network without an Ethernet cable.

• Cell (telecommunications)Compared with: Wi-Fi access points provide local wireless service without cellular cell planning.

• Matter (smart-home standard)Related: Matter devices can use Wi-Fi to join IP networks without a separate Thread mesh.

• Transmission (data communications)Broader topic: It transmits network data by radio between devices and access points.

• Wireless networkBroader topic: Wi-Fi is the most familiar form of wireless local-area networking.