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Cheers.
> Is it built into the router?
> Or is it something you plug into the router, if it is show me a site
> where you can get one from.
Well basically, my router has an ethernet connection and a USB connection.
The USB goes into our single desktop computer while the ethernet cable connects to a wireless device which connects it to any wireless device within radius.
Shouldn't be that hard.
Look for the diagram on the back of the box, or if you're looking online then look at the description to see if it's the same kind of cable that your router connects to! :-)
> Or you can just wonder the streets with your DS until you stumble upon
> someone's open, unprotected wireless connection and sit in their
> front garden, playing merrily away.
"Get off my garden, hove!"
"I'm using your wireless net connection to play my DS"
"Oh, it's not ours, we nick it from him down the road. Sit in his garden"
"Hove."
> Well, I expect the software provided would turn each DS with an
> internet connection into a hotspot. So if you live in a densely
> populated area the need for a Wireless connection shouldn't be that
> high.
Yeah, I heard that you would only be able to use it in Wifi hot spots, but I also heard that there was an Animal Crossing (I think it was that) game in development for the DS that would feature around the world Wifi.
> I've got a wireless device connected to my router.
Is it built into the router?
Or is it something you plug into the router, if it is show me a site where you can get one from.
The thing is, not many people have wireless in their house at the moment so it would be tricky finding a good spot, but if you found one...
:-)
I means that I can take my laptop anywhere in the house I want (I've still got to plug it in though - useless battery!).
Nintendo'll probably have a good online service going by the time I get one.
> Just want to quickly know what it is and why it is better than the
> normal internet thing.
>
> Cheers.
Basicly another way name for WiFi is 4G. So basicly an update of the 3G phones. Saying that, I think it's pretty safe to say that it will be a decent connection.