Yes, all 3DS models are wi-fi compatible. They can be connected to a wi-fi hotspot.
WiFi connection is preinstalled to the 3DS but a linking to the internet is required in order to gain access to WiFi,.
you need a wifi connection
There is no 'internet button'. Wifi swtiches on and off when needed.
Yes, he got web browser and wifi configuration for games
It should already have WiFi on there when you first set it up u can enter the code in or you can go to network settings in your settings menu
It has a settings option where you can search for a access point and connect to it. But if it is locked,you need to have a security key. Just make sure there is wifi at your home and that you can connect to.
It already has inbuilt wi-fi, you just need a wireless router for it to connect to.
Yes, if you have used a R4 card in your 3DS and you connect to wifi with it nintendo would see that and they can brick you system, brick means that they can block your 3DS example: you used an R4 and then you connected to a wifi, nintendo saw it and they bricked your 3DS, in the start you cant notice it but after you shut down your 3DS you cant open it anymore. but thats only for the 3DS and DSi, for the DS and DS lite R4 cant do anything. r4 card is 100% safe for your console. It will simulate the original cartridge to work on the system. the console won't recongize it.
The 3DS uses the 'same Wi-fi', it support WPA and WEP encryption, which the DSi supported too, but the DS could only use WEP.
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So far, from what I can tell, it looks like it works off of wifi or wireless LAN, what Nintendo is calling SpotPass, however, on the Nintendo website they talk about StreetPass too, which would mean it would need to have constant wifi connection. StreetPass means that as you pass other gamers with a 3ds while you have your 3ds the devices will communicate with each other and share data and info so you can connect later while playing games.
Here's a quick guide on using the 3DS wifi connection:Open the "Settings" software on the 3DS, it has a wrench icon.When opened select "Internet Settings" on the touch screen.Select "Connection Settings", it's the only blue button on this screen.The 3DS can have up to 3 wifi connections saved on it. It can also connect to Nintendo Zones regardless if it has that access point's settings saved or not.Select "New connection"You will then be asked if you want a tutorial or manual setup, select "Manual Setup".Search for the access point that you want to connect to.You will then see a list of access points that are in range pop up. If your school has a password on their wifi, you will need that password.If the access point is locked with a password enter in the password, if it's unlocked the 3DS will save its settings with the security key as "None".Your 3DS will then perform a Connection Test, this is to ensure that your 3DS is capable to connect to the internet with the settings that it currently has saved. Some schools do have content filters on their wifi, so if a Red X appears on the connection test between "Access point" and "Internet", chances are that the school has a content filter on their internet.If a Red X appears on the connection test between "This System" and "Access Point" that probably means that you either entered the password wrong or the access point rejected the connection.