Yes it has a wireless card built in.
install a wireless card on your laptop, and have wireless internet (via modem) in your home
First, you need to have a wireless router. Second, install an airport card to the laptop.
Not yet. Most wireless devices like the iPod, and other MP3 players use Bluetooth wireless to connect to some of the newest car radio's. The wireless Network card in the computer is a different form of wireless. If the laptop had Bluetooth built in I don't think it could then either? Not set up that way?
Yes.
Yes a broadcom wireless card
Not all wireless laptop cards are built equally, and some of them don't really work great depending on your area. When you're looking for the best wireless laptop card, you really have to look at the service maps and provisions of your local carriers. If you find a wireless laptop card that seems like it'll be a great fit for you, make sure you double check that it runs on a network that is supported locally. Otherwise, you can end up spending a bunch of money on a card that won't even work for your area. Looking for 3g or 4g network cards from national wireless carriers is a great bet.
Yes, This is for adding a wireless antenna to a desktop or laptop computer that does not have wireless built in. You still need a wireless router connected to your internet provider.
no
You buy a wireless router, wire the desktop and router to the modem, and use the laptop by getting a wireless card or usb wireless adapter.
If your laptop did not come with a wireless card (virtually all made in the last five years have one), you can add a wireless card through either the CardBus slot, a small slot on the side of your laptop, or a USB dongle. This will cost between $20 and $50.
First, plug them via ethernet cord. then, your laptop with vista should act as a wireless router (with the right settings). networking controller enabled. and allow access to xbox. this is all only if you have a built in wireless card/router
The Gateway 7330GZ Notebook has a built in Gemtek 802.11g Wireless Card.