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| At present, one of the most advanced features for a tuner is a network capability. This feature allows for a connection to the Internet, so that a tuner has access to webcasting of online radio stations. Manufacturers usually provide network capability via a built-in Ethernet port, which can be connected to a home hub router via wires or wirelessly. As of 2011, tuners offering a networking feature are expensive, and rather than being titled as a 'Tuner', they are usually referred to as a 'Network Music Player'. Alongside their Ethernet capability, some Network Music Players also feature DLNA, which is a home networking system, where compatible devices can share resources and access stored music on a personal computer.
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