This could be for a couple of different reasons. Firstly it could be due to Firewall and Port settings which could be playing a part in the internet speed. Secondly, and probably more likely, your work laptop has a better network adaptor. New routers and new devices also support double frequency transmission of Wi-Fi signals (e.g. Samsung S4 and S5 along with other new devices) and this could be the case for you where your work laptop includes this new technology.
If you have a router (connected to internet), and you get a laptop with wireless enabled you do not need anything else. You can connect your laptop to the router and have internet on your laptop.
If you want to have internet on that laptop you need to be connected to internet provider which usually happens directly (connected to the modem) or indirectly (connected to the modem through wired or wireless router).
A wireless Internet connection allows you to go on line with your laptop without having to be connected to the router with a cable. You can go sit outside in the garden and browse on the Internet.
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.
It depends: Is the router yours, or do you have permission to use it? If yes, then you can use a wireless-enabled laptop to connect to it, and if the router is connected to the Internet, then you will be able to access it. However, if the router is not yours, or you do not have permission to use it, then you cannot connect to it, and thus the Internet. If in doubt, talk to whoever owns the router, or a local computer shop.
To connect to the internet via wifi you will need: A wifi enabled laptop/pc OR a wifi card/adapter. A wifi router/network with the internet connection connected to it. As long as your router is set-up correctly and your laptop is fairly new you shouldn't have any trouble connecting to the internet.
Adding detail to my question... I have a laptop that has full wifi, and another with no wifi, and it cannot use an adapter... Is there any way I can connect wirelessly to a spare router I have, as well as my internet enabled router (I have a USB WiFi adapter I could use to make 2 connections), and then connect the laptop with no wifi to the spare router via ethernet to get internet? The laptop with wifi is windows 8, and the other is fedora 19. Thanks!
No, your PSP can connect to the internet when you are within about 50 ft of a wireless router that is connected to the internet. The router transmits a signal to the PSP, but the router itself still has to be connected to a modem that is connected to the internet.
A D Link router is a router that allows computers to be connected to the internet through a wireless network. The D Link router isn't much different than other routers except it may provide faster internet connectivity and more plugs for more computers to be hooked-up.
go into your router and make sure it has the wireless signal output enabled, if this is not the issue make sure your laptop is connected to the network and into the network and choose your connection for further help you can mesange me on AOL instant messanger, Chronicheals
No. It just means you are connected to the router. Next, you have to figure out if the router is connected to the Internet.
Is there a router that you can plug a laptop modem into so that I can get internet on my desktop also. The desktop would need ethernet and of course the laptop is usb. So is there a router out there that can do this?