can i listen to radio on my notebook if i have wifi?
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You can listen to radio on the internet if you have any type of internet connection. If you have yahoo messenger and if you log on to it, then you can listen to music on messenger. \nAlternatively you can try this link http://music.yahoo.com\n--x--\nThe Windows Media player has radio features built in.\nYou can alternatively try downloading Winamp.
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Spectrum analyzer.  See Berkeley Varitronics Systems BUMBLE BEE below has a handheld tool for wireless LAN frequencies of 2.4 GHz.  You can get other instruments for other frequencies -- some spectrum analyzers will frequency sweep.\n\nA very low cost solution, although not quantative, is to use a portable AM radio tuned away from a station and the volume turned up -- carry this around the room or use from your car's radio.\n\nSee the US Frequency Chart below.
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Not at all, just get yourself a wireless router and a wireless pcmcia card for the laptop\n\nrouter:\nhttp://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=251778&ps=nw2\npcmcia card\nhttp://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=251798
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There are devices available that can detect wi-fi signals.  That might be a place to start.  Your computer needs to have wireless capability.  Most, if not all, new notebooks have built-in wireless, but desktop models need to have a wireless card installed.  Even with all of that done and in place, that won't necessarily allow you access to your neighbor's signal.  If he has had it installed by a professional, or even if he is semi-proficient with computers, he will have his network password protected to keep you out.  In this case, you will detect his wireless network, but be unable to connect with it.  You might approach him, and offer to pay half of the bill if he allows you access.  As far as buying equipment, and then, returning it, most retailers have a "re-stocking fee" of 15% on electronics, so make sure you research store policies.
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probably there are service providers in your area that can offer you WiFi connections across those 10kms with no complexity.\nIf you are trying to do it by yourself, you will need microwave antenas aligned in a careful way at every point which you want to provide conectivity and repeaters, so wireless users can detect those signals
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Try http://www.soul1063radio.com/home.php
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get wireless and hook to your neighbor
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check on www.indiafm.com
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Not! You either need to sign up for a wireless service or pick yourself up a wifi sniffer and connect when you get the chance!
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never heard of it,but damn gonna find out.Sounds like a way to listen to radio or video from windows
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Get a wireless router.  Use the laptops wifi connection.
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If you don't have windows media player, D/load it and you can get all sorts of radio stations. (but not all).\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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No bluetooth is different then wireless.  Bluetooth is relatively short range and you have to give permission to make a connection. I have Bluetooth on my Palm and my notebook.
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yes...but the only catch is the staion has to be online..there is a program that does this you can take a free trial at:\nreplay-radio.com
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Yes, maybe\n\n1> if they have a hotspot (wireless internet) and you have a wireless antenna in you laptop\n\n2> if you get cellular reception and have a PC card to log on over a satalite service like EDGE
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through radio waves ... try control panel, wireless network setup wizard
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You would need a wireless adapter.  A lot of notebooks have them built in, but if yours doesn't, you'd need to purchase one that's compatible with your school's wireless network (check for the 802.11 a/b/g - it's the a or b or g part that you need to find out).  You can get USB ones that are easy to install and cost about $30 - $40.