The mobility that a laptop provides is enhanced when the computer is able to connect wirelessly to the internet. There are several mechanisms that can be used to create a wireless connection. Most modern laptops come with a built-in wireless networking card. This chip that is located inside of the laptop is able to send and receive signals through any wireless connection that the user has access to in the immediate area. Laptops that do not have a wireless networking card can use other peripheral devices to connect.
Some laptops have a Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA) slot along the side of the unit. This is a slot that can accept a PCMCIA wireless networking card. These cards can be connected to the laptop and then used to connect to a wireless signal. Some cards come with antennas although most rely on internal fractal antennas that are similar to the type used in cell phones. These cards tend to be more powerful than other wireless peripherals because they are able to draw more energy from the motherboard.
There are a number of different universal serial bus (USB) wireless receivers that can be purchased and then plugged directly into a USB port on the computer. The quality and price of these units can vary greatly. Some USB wireless adapters are designed to be small and convenient while others are made to maximize download speeds and connection ranges. These are a very good option for people who have more than one laptop in need of a wireless receiver.
There are certain areas where wireless signals are very rare or where wireless services are just not available. One option that a laptop owner can use in these instances is a mobile internet receiver. This is a small unit that closely resembles a wireless USB receiver. The difference is that the signal that is being received is coming from satellites through the same channels that are used by cell phone signals. This can be a very useful option for people who are traveling or individuals who must use the Internet from different locations throughout the day.
Wireless Internet service is intended for use by PC, Mac, laptops. A particular device does not respond better to one ISP over another. The ISP you choose should be one that gives the speed and reliability you need.
At minimum you will need a wireless router, then a wireless card for each device that will be connecting to it. For a PC, these can be internal or external, laptops usually have them built-in to start with.
An internet wireless router is so you can use laptops, or any device that uses internet without having to plug it up. Basically its wifi. You can purchase one at BestBuy or online. Or even your phone/internet company that supports it. If you do that, then they can install it for you.
A wireless NIC (Network Interface Card) is a hardware component that allows a device to connect to a wireless network. It enables the device to send and receive data wirelessly using Wi-Fi technology. Wireless NICs are commonly found in laptops, smartphones, tablets, and other devices that require wireless internet connectivity.
A wireless USB adapter allows a computer or wireless device to connect to a wireless router. It is needed for any device which is not wired to an internet connection, to connect.
An internet wireless router is so you can use laptops, or any device that uses internet without having to plug it up. Basically its wifi. You can purchase one at BestBuy or online. Or even your phone/internet company that supports it. If you do that, then they can install it for you.
To connect to the internet you have to have 3 things. Internet account A connection to the internet (phoneline, cable modem, dsl, wireless) a program that will activate the port that is connected to the internet. If there is no physical connection to the internet (phone line, network cable, wireless card) then the 'seemingly unintelligent device) can not connect. What type of device is this? Is there a phoneline/network cable plugged into it? Is there wireless access capability on this device? Do you have Wireless internet at the site this device is at? Let me know, and I may be able to answer the question.
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WiFi-> Service Wireless-> Application With Wireless device we can conncet to Wireless internet With Wifi we can conncet to Wireless via AP or wireless router
The device you are referring to is a router.
Computer > Network Adapter > Router > ISP > Internet
That depends on what you are attempting to do. If you are trying to access the internet, then no, a wireless router is not needed.