does this work on wifi or eithernet cable? are there any yearly fees?
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This clock is ethernet and USB ready and does not have wifi capability. There are not any monthly or annual fees for the system.
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A web browser would help to get current year epiosdes of network TV as well as the local news. If I could get that fully operational, why would I need cable at all. $90 is better in my pocket than theri pocket. I need access to current year shows, local news and sports,
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As long as the router has wifi capability. If it sees your wifi unit, it will retransmit the signal. We are running 4 of these units in cascade in a large church building Our Cisco wifi unit is the first in the chain, #1 Hawking picks up the signal. #2 picks up #1. #3 picks up from #2 etc etc.... All have been working fine for over 2 years now. See no reason why this would not work with a cable wifi unit...
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This does not work as a modem but will work with cable internet that has a modem to give you wifi
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Yes! It will work with Comcast, Cablevision, Verizon, etc. and you'll get faster speeds using Ethernet than you will with the wifi.
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Yes this works fine with Comcast and Charter (or any cable internet company), but you can't use it with their telephone service (so if you sign up for internet and telephone you have to get a different model). This device is an all in one with included WiFi, which makes it a great small device that covers all your bases.It isn't DOCSIS 3.0, but that doesn't matter since Comcast speeds don't even reach the capacity of DOCSIS 2.0
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No, it works fine and if your internet carrier is good/fast you will have great WiFi @home or office. This little device is worth its price!! Never had issues to re-start since I purchased last year
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To be honest I'm not 100% sure. This was a gift for someone else, but it should. Works through the network, not the ISP.
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Im using as N. Haven't had any issues. Not sure how the router cost the other person $150 in usage fees.
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Hmm, I'm not sure if that is true about it being too old, but I can tell you that mine was working with Time Warner Cable for about four months....then it died. I had to go back to renting one again. My great experiment did not work out for me. Good luck if you give it a try.
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It works anywhere where you would use an eithernet cable. Instead of a cable connecting A-B, you have two (shorter) cables, A-AirWire and AirWire-B, with the wireless connection between the AirWire units.
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Yes: This will work with just about anything that supports DLNA. If you are accessing from outside your network, anticipate that the stream may be slow however. Inside your network, it should be seamless.
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If you have to ask this question, you'd be better off renting a router/modem combo from your ISP. It is a router, and creates a wireless signal that can be picked up by any network card that supports any 802.11 specification, regardless of what operating system you are using.
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Yes it does work and works very nice for me. I was using Time warner earlier also using rental modem ..it exactly matches it!
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I bought the iFit wireless module, and there is no annual fee, just a purchase price of $99. But, it did not come with the treadmill and had to be purchased separately
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Yes this is for wifi. I have time warner cable and use it for internet. This is for cable internet not cable tv.
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I have Charter and they do not allow you to own your own modem. Cheapskates make you pay for a modem lease. Then they charge you an arm and leg for service. Wish there was another provider in my area.