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Oditius
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May 5th, 2004 20:00
jwaynebr wrote:Is a network card used to connect to a network via cable? Yep. Is a wireless internet card used to connect to a network via radio waves? Yep, again. Except you need a wireless router for it to work. Is that the main difference? Nope. wireless is slower, but the convience is worth it. Do I need a network card if I desire to "surf" the internet wirelessly? Nope, a wireless card will work, as long as you have a wireless router. I am a little ignorant in this area and would appreciate any insight. Thanks.
jwaynebr wrote:Is a network card used to connect to a network via cable?
Yep.
Is a wireless internet card used to connect to a network via radio waves?
Yep, again. Except you need a wireless router for it to work.
Is that the main difference?
Nope. wireless is slower, but the convience is worth it.
Do I need a network card if I desire to "surf" the internet wirelessly?
Nope, a wireless card will work, as long as you have a wireless router.
I am a little ignorant in this area and would appreciate any insight. Thanks.
mattcowger
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May 5th, 2004 21:00
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Oditius
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May 5th, 2004 20:00
Hope I could be of little help. I know there are many more people who can give more info. They will be around soon.
mattcowger
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May 5th, 2004 21:00