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Prox:
How do they work?

Okay, what I want to know is do you need to pay for the netbook's internet if you already have internet for the PC.
Yes, I'm really that clueless.
Also I would appreciate if someone would tell me how does the internet work with netbooks. Like, do I have to buy some extra stuff or something?

Deathie:
Netbooks have a built-in wifi card. You won't have to purchase anything extra.

As long as you have access to a WiFi connection, you don't have to pay to go online.

Some providers, such as AT&T allow you to buy additional plans, like 3G roaming, where you can go online anywhere ypu want. For a price, of course.

Prox:
Wait, so with the WiFi connection I can only go to certain places?

Cable:

--- Quote from: Prox on July 16, 2011, 03:25:13 AM ---Wait, so with the WiFi connection I can only go to certain places?

--- End quote ---
You will only receive internet access in places that have WiFi signals.

You can buy a service for yourself that gives you WiFi everywhere, but I think you have to play monthly for that.

I myself own a netbook, and I think their speed and neatness is very underrated. I like mine a lot!

-edit
If you want to have a WiFi signal in your house, Make sure you have a WiFi router.
If you don't, buy one!

-second edit
Considering you are completely clueless, the signal normally reaches a pretty far ways.
I can go to the edge of my back yard with mine and still get connection. (Which is kinda far)

I think the router says how far the signal will reach on the box or something.

Prox:
So Netbook + WiFi router = permanent free access to the internet in and around my house?
Now how much do those routers cost and how can I get one?

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