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if i buy a wireless router will i have wireless broadband?

i have normal broadband now? not wireless anyway, from a non wireless router. if i get a wireless router will i have wireless braodband?

Public Comments

1. yeah it would
2. Not really. "Wireless broadband" uses cell phone connections. A wireless router just gives you wireless access to your current broadband connection. No faster. No cooler. Sorry.
3. You will have both. Direct connection and your router creating a wifi network for laptops and wireless devices.
4. Broadband is broadband. If you have a router which broadcasts a wireless signal then your broadband will be wireless. You don't need a special sort of connection as you're broadcasting the signal yourself - the connection itself still comes down a wire to your house. You're getting it mixed up with broadband which you can receive on a dongle. If a house doesn't have a phoneline you can get a wireless connection sent via mobile phone masts. This isn't relevant to you at all.
5. the thru put on a wireless on a standard "G" router is 54mbs which is all you will get on wireless but hooked directly to route you will only get 100mbs thru put....read the box people! not the person asking the question
6. yes, your type of network will not change, but just a little hint to wireless users: wireless internet is the worst type of internet connection you can have do to security and transmission. its great to use around your house or a small business though, just make sure you encrypt your connection. : ) also know that with home wireless routers, they typically only broadcast about 30 feet.
7. You are going to have to set up the router. You need: username password PSK key. (do not use WEP or open access unless you live in an isolated area) how to access the router info - it's most prob via your web browser.
8. Within a maximum distance of 30 meters of your wireless router. Yes