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This example displays a table of network devices, showing each device’s hostname, IP address, MAC address, and network interface. The data is loaded from a local JSON file using the `fetch` API and parsed with `response.json()`. The visualization renders the raw data in a simple, unadorned format, with a minimal black-and-white design; the code includes an empty script block and extensive CSS, but no charting or rendering library is used beyond the native browser APIs. The page structure is defined in an HTML file that loads a bundled JavaScript file.

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