How much does wirless internet cost for a laptop (on the go)?
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I don't know if its available in san antonio but verizon and cingular offer mobile broadband.You need a card that will cost around $200.00 and the price per month runs abround $60.00 a month.
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Most new laptops today have a built in wireless card that scans for wifi networks. you can pick one up at best buy or circuit city for under 60 bucks usually.\n\nBut i think you're talking about getting it everywhere. With this you need to go to your local Cingular, Sprint, or Verizon Wireless store to check the prices on PC Cards. Try to go with the company that your cell phone is carried by, because usually the carrier will offer discounts if you are a subscriber with some other plan. \nMy relatives have a Sprint broadband card. At full service, the speed is 115kb/sec, which is much faster than dial-up, and slightly slower than dsl, but it's still fast, good for what you're doing (emails). \n\nWhat you need:\n\n1. Between $60-90/month (Verizon is $60 if you have phone service with them already and 80 if you don't).\n2. A PC Card (bought online or at a local wireless carrier store.\n3. A slot on your computer for it (usually one thats like 1 or 2 inches long with small flappy door like things).\n\nwww.cingular.com\nwww.verizonwireless.com\nwww.sprint.com
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You can get Netscape internet service for 6:95 a month, here is the Url:\nhttp://www.walmart.com/internet-access?path=0A110757\nAccording to buffalo ISP you can get it for $5.47 a month here is the URL:\nhttp://www.albanywebsites.com/ex/asp/Buffalo-New-York-NY./city.Buffalo/state.NY/xe/city-internet-service-isp.htm\nGood luck
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try www.onestop.net\n\nit is $11 a year which includes one email address and a website.\n\nthere is virtually no tech support for that price
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There are a few ways to go wireless:\n\n1. You can use the suggestions others have had and sign up for a standard cable modem or DSL service. Many providers will give you a modem that has wireless support. That's a great solution. \n\n2. If your cable modem / DSL service doesn't include a wireless, you can buy a wireless router for about $50 at any office supply / big box store. They come with instructions and installation discs, so just about anyone who can use a computer can get connected. You just connect the wireless router to your cable / DSL modem, follow the instructions, and you're wireless.\n\n3. The big cellular companies all offer wireless Internet connections on their networks. For something like $60 a month, you can use your connection anyplace they have cell phone service. This is especially great if you travel a lot, and need a reliable connection no matter where you go.\n\n4. Most coffee shops, hotels/ motels and many highway service areas offer free and open wireless Internet. That's not reliable, per se, but it is easy to find.\n\nAll that said, your wireless laptop should tell you about every wireless network it can find when it first starts up, and ask you if you want to connect to it. Just say yes and the PC should take care of the rest.
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Depends on where you live and who offers DSL service in your area.  But, at my grandparents house I pratically forced them to switch from AOL dial-up to the AOL Verizon DSL package for the same price at $23 per month.  That's just the basic DSL 768k package.  But you don't need the AOL part.  You can just get Verizon 768k DSL for $15 per month.  Can't beat it if you ask me.  And right now for new subscribers to Verizon DSL, online orders get the first month free when you order online.\n\nYou might want to check out whoever offers high speed Cable in your area too.  Most Cable providers will give you a discount on a high speed connection if you are already a subscriber to their cable TV service.\n\nThere is no difference between a wired and wireless connection in regards to speed and quality.  But you will need to get a wireless router (I like Netgear and Linksys but D-Links are one sale right now for $21 after rebate).  If you have a laptop, it probably already has a WiFi card in it.  If you have a desktop you will need to get either a USB WiFi adapater (easier to install) or a PCI WiFi card.  Of course that doesn't matter if the PC is in the same room as the DSL modem.\n\nCheck out the links below for routers and adapters and how to install a WiFi network.  If you set up a Wireless network you should enable either WEP 128-bit encryption or WPA encryption and possibly mac address filtering, step by step instructions are located at Cnet, see the last link.
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So let me get this straight you ahve one maik desktop? a laptop and than another desktop ? and you want the desktop to use your internet connection? first offthey make wirless cards for any computer. it can be a usb wireless card or an internal one that you can install. try www.bestbuy.com call and describe to them exactly what you want to do.
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here is a very nice deal. this Toshiba laptop has all what's needed. \n- Core Duo processor\n- 512 MB ram\n- 80 GB HD\n- built-in wireless 802.11b/g\n- CD & DVD burner\n- Media card reader\n- OS Windows Media Center\n- 14.1 TruBrite screen\n... + free bag and even a all-in-one printer\nall together for $650\n\nhttp://www.circuitcity.com/rpsm/oid/160474/bundleId/5584/rpem/ccd/bundleDetail.do\nthe only drawback is the relatively little memory. but it comes with one 512MB stick, so you can easily add a second one what has the additional advantage of running the memory in dual channel mode, what is nearly twice as fast.\n\nhow to get the internet on it\n1. it has a built-in LAN card (RJ45) and also a built-in dial-up modem (RJ11), so you can connect it to the internet like a desktop. \n2. it has a built-in wireless card. this is either for external use (at airports, hotels, Starbucks etc.) or for a home based use (but for that purpose you need a wireless router).
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I am sure it is either charged as a text message or wireless internet usage - either way there are fees.  I would suggest checking out their site to find out the specifics - or call their customer service number.
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First you have to have a wireless card.  You should be able to purchase one for 20 to 50 dollars depending if you have a desktop or laptop.  Second you need a wireless router.  These can be purchased for about 50 to 70 dollars.  The router is them hooked up to you modem and set up.  Add the network name and you are all set.
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Netscape has internet service for under $10. My friend doesn't have a credit card and she uses it.\nhttp://www.getnetscape.com/?promo=NS_3_10_13_2005_03_27
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Ok, Lemme first guess this scenario. \nYou are a home user with a desktop and a laptop. \nIf that is true, then Verizon will charge you only the basic price which is $14.95 as of now. \n\nThere is no extra price for adding new computers. \n\nOnce you get the DSL connection. You can get a router and network the computers so that they go online all at the same time. \n\nMy guess is that verizon gives a wireless router with new connections, so you dont need to buy one. \n\nNow, coming to the first part of your question, about what they cost for laptop .. !\nthe answer is divided... ! Are you looking for wireless access or just simple home land access. My guess is that for wireless, they'll charge you more. \n\nYour best bet would be to get the dsl at home, set it up on the desktop and then network it to the laptop.. thas what i've done.
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It is a waste of $80 in my opinion.\n\nIf you are on the road, you should be already lugging a laptop with WiFi built into it.\n\nPresuming you are staying at a hotel, it is very unlikely you will find a device that will communicate with with the proprietary SpeedBooster feature.\n\nAdding the device will require you to configure the device each and every time - once you connected to it with the laptop.\n\nYou will also expose yourself to potential hacking, specially on the road if you use WiFi.\n\nSo what is the purpose of having this device if you already have WiFi built into your laptop, and you already have the software firewall and malware protection loaded?\n\nExtra complexity, $80 expense, and 0.4 lbs of weight.\n\nIt makes no sense.
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PriceApprox. $530 for 2.67GHz, 4MB L2 E6700 (TBC)\n\n///
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I'm guessing you're talking about one of two things.\n\nYou might be talking about ordinary wifi (802.11a/b/g) which you'd use in a building where there's a wireless network.  You go to a computer store, and buy a card marked 802.11g which should be about $40-100.  If you bring your computer with you, the salesperson should be able to glance at it, and make sure you're getting the right card.  They'd probably also be willing to install it for you for $5 -50, the chain stores are likely to charge more.\n\nYou might also be talking about a wireless cell phone card.  Call your cell phone company to buy one with a monthly data plan.  It should be delivered with instructions.\n\nEither type of card will come with a disk with drivers on it, which you'll need to install, and instructions.
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My laptop cost exactly around $615. I bought it back in April. It is a Gateway laptop. I bought this one because it was the smallest one I could find, it just so happen to be the least expensive. I love it. I bought it at Best Buy. You could try looking there. They may have some really good deals. Good Luck
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Make it easy on yourself...buy a router...dont use internet connection sharing....you can buy wired routers for as little as 15 bucks..