Ethernet is a wired networking solution. Even thou WiFi resembles a lot of the key distinguishing features of Ethernet, Ethernet is clearly defined as wired by IEEE (Protocol 802.3) while WiFi is defined as wireless (Protocol 802.11).
yes it does
99 out of 100 times, Ethernet.
Not sure exactly what you mean, if the ethernet cord connects to the wireless adapter then yes. (Or the wireless dongle plugs into the ethernet port). Can you unplug one then use the other then yes.If you mean can you use a USB wireless dongle and the ethernet connected to the same network then no.
yes
You have to have a Ethernet or Wireless card in your PC, then you can connect via Ethernet cable or wireless.
No, this is not a wireless printer. If you want, you can wire it into your Ethernet network and then it might work as a wireless printer if the Ethernet connects to a WiFi router.
Computers that don't have a wireless Internet connection use ethernet.
Yes with a wireless router and connect the PS3 by the ethernet port to a wireless ethernet bridge. see related link
It's IEEE 802.3 for Ethernet and IEEE 802.11 for Wireless LANs.
You have two basic options. 1.You can connect your laptop to your cable, fibre optic, or DSL modem or Ethernet port using an Ethernet cord. 2. You can connect your cable, fibre optic, or DSL modem or Ethernet port to a wireless router using a Ethernet cable. You then connect your laptop using wireless to your wireless router.
Well I don't know about that but something similar is getting a wireless repeater relay, that should double the distance of your original router if that's what you're looking for. Hope that helps.
Wireless routers have spots on the back to plug in ethernet cables. Mine has one input and 4 outputs. It may work if you plug in one wireless router to your modem and then run the ethernet cable from the out of that wireless modem to the in on the other
When there is no wireless connection an ethernet splitter is what is used so that there is internet available.