Apr
So basically I've been looking to buy a laptop, and on a particular laptop it states 'wi-fi ready' right So basically this means I don't need to purchase an external card to connect wirelessy to the web its all ready.
But how is it?
Like I'm on my PC now, which is connected to a modem via USB port to my Computer (broadband). Now how would I connect wirelessy using my laptop with the same world wide web provider?
Would I need to buy some other piece of technology?
Answer:
You need a wireless modem/router instead of your modem. I would contact your internet service provider and see if they will sell you or give you one - buying from them should guarantee support in the event of any difficulties,
Otherwise purchase from any PC store and set it up yourself or get an IT savvy friend
Answer:
you dont need to purchase anything if your laptop has wi fi already installed.
It connects by picking up electromagnetic signals from ISP transmitters that are placed all around the country side.
These systems are similar to radio station transmitters that send you radio signals for you to pick up when your'e playing your transistor at the beach or having a picnic at the park.
The only difference is, is that with the internet, its not free. You’ve to pay the ISP company a monthly fee first before they'll allow videos and info etc to flow into your laptop.
Radio station transmitters allow anyone with a transistor to connect their transistors for free,……… ISP companies dont, unless you pay them a monthly fee first.
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Answer:
You need a router that you attach to your modem like linksys or netgear [about £45]