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By comparing the home network topology diagrams of 2015 and 2023, it shows the significant changes in home IT devices with technological iterations. Except for the home theater audio system, which was retained and upgraded to 5.2.4 Dolby Atmos, all other devices have been updated, reflecting the evolution trends of smart homes and network architectures. This practice not only reflects the personal continuous exploration of the digital transformation of the home environment, but also indirectly proves the progress of consumer electronics in performance improvement and compatibility optimization, providing a reference path for device updates in similar home network renovations.
Today, on a sudden whim, I spent a whole day updating my current home network topology. Compared to the topology diagram from around 2015 (I can't remember exactly when it was), huge changes have taken place, which also reflects the rapid development of IT technology in a way. I won't say much else, just take a look and enjoy it for fun.
2015 (Estimated):
2023:
Looking at it, the only device that hasn't been replaced seems to be the home theater audio system, which has even been upgraded from the previous 5.1 to the current 5.2.4 Dolby Atmos. Audio equipment really can last a lifetime.
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