1 There is no way for you to connect to your home WiFi network beyond the limited range of its transmitter, but there are ways to connect remotely to your computers at home, presuming you have Internet access from somewhere else. For Internet access when you're on the go, you would want wireless broadband access through a cellular provider. Most carriers will provide you with a broadband card for your laptop, so you don't have to use your phone and a cable.
However, access is on the expensive side, and I wouldn't want it unless I was traveling a lot and didn't have ready access to hotspots.
There is no way for you to connect to your home WiFi network beyond the limited range of its transmitter, but there are ways to connect remotely to your computers at home, presuming you have Internet access from somewhere else. For Internet access when you're on the go, you would want wireless broadband access through a cellular provider. Most carriers will provide you with a broadband card for your laptop, so you don't have to use your phone and a cable.
However, access is on the expensive side, and I wouldn't want it unless I was traveling a lot and didn't have ready access to hotspots.
In particular im looking for some hardware to plug into laptop to re-connect to home bb(broadband)-i don't want to have to spend on a doongle to get bb if in a field somewhere/camping ect and there is no hotspot nearby! Any suggestions? Anything available to enable you to find home broadband and use on the go!
Asked by mballi 32 months ago Similar questions: im buying home wireless broadband wanted connect city laptop Computers > Internet.
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There go only a few hundred feet there go only a few hundred feet, but you can use something like a netbook with 3G data ... verizon was showing an ad about it... wireless netbook any where.
" " I just wan to know if there's another way of connect the to internet besides the wireless way.
It seems to be working fine when im at home.
How does my wireless router connect to the internet.
I have a laptop w/ built in wireless internet, I bought a wireless router & hooked it up to my modem but I cant connect.
I just wan to know if there's another way of connect the to internet besides the wireless way.
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