Yes. TiVo does not require a wireless network. It can be connected through a cable to a wired network.
Yes, however a wireless router or switch would be much better suited. Using a hub to provide access to a network or internet is outdated, and can sometimes have complications with resolving IP addresses.
A wireless hub is a place where Internet can be acquired through wireless channels, like WiFi. An example of a wireless hub would be a restaurant that offers free WiFi to its customers. The hub is the WiFi antenna.
Wireless network adapter.
A modem, either cable or DSL, is needed from the Internet service provider. If a wireless connection is desired, a wireless router is needed. For a wired connection, an Ethernet connection is required.
If you mean broadband internet, you'll need a broadband modem (usually provided by your ISP), a length of cable, and a network interface card (commonly called a "network card" or "NIC"). If you're trying to set up more than one computer to access your internet connection, you'll have to get a router or a network hub, which will split the internet traffic to each machine (which also need a NIC and a piece of cable). Alternately, if you're attempting to set up a wireless network, you can skip the cables and replace "router or network hub" with a wireless version of same. Each machine which you want to access the network must have a wireless network adapter installed (setting up the network can require a bit of tinkering as well).
It depends if you have public internet in your area or an unsecured network.
On-site support is provided via Internet for the HomeConnect Home Network Ethernet Hub.
Make sure that your wireless network is connected to Internet. Otherwise, Windows and your wireless connection software will have troubleshooting tips for you to follow.
No unless a neighbor has internet which then it has to be unlocked or you have to get the wireless network's password.
You need to be connected to a wireless network.
yes it can be.