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Mok Kwai-lan was born on 1891-10-15.
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If its wired it won't because only the wireless ones have that feature I bought mine two days ago to find I got connect it to a computer and the rapid fire doesn't work properly so I spen 15 quid on a piece of crap do not buy this If it's wireless get the driver software of the Internet experience 2 years of repairing computers and Xbox consoles
Download speed is the speed that information gets to your computer from the internet. Upload speed is the speed that information gets from your computer to the internet server. Regardless of the internet speed you have, your connection will always be limited by the slowest portion of the path from your computer to the computer you are accessing. If you have a 10Mb connection and the other computer has a 14.4K modem, you can never get more than 14.4K. For Dummies: Image you are in your home at your computer. When any of you are thinking about this; keep in mind that you (the internet user) are on a hill and everyone else is at the bottom of the hill.. (aka: on the internet - doing whatever it is that floats your boat.) Now when you receive information it has to come up the hill to your computer. Now when you send information it is going down the hill from your computer. You will see the terms from the various providers in their ads: 15/2 10/1..etc 15/2: is 15 megs download to the internet and 2 megs upload from the internet. (anytime you see 719k speeds; this is not even 1 meg of speed; slow by todays standards)
Lan Brookes Ritz was born on March 15, 1932, in St. George, Utah, USA.
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you are only really limited by the ports on your router, indeed even if you run out of ports you can get another router. 192.168.0.1 is the starting address and 192.168.256.256 is the ending address... so I would say that you can connect up to 65,536 computers to a LAN at least in theory. I have never heard this being done but I'm sure it is possible. The problem is the bandwidth. if you are on a 5 Mbit connection (for simplification purposes this is both up and down speed) and you have lets say 10,000 computers all with people using them online then each is roughly limited to 524 bps if all is shared equally, in layman's terms that's really really slow. Now if you only have a few computers using the net at any given time it can work well.
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Yes, but only if you have a wireless modem and a wireless enabled computer. If your computer does not have wireless you could always buy one from somewhere like Argos for about £15. you could also use a USB modem but that is not recommended as t can slow down your Internet speed.