Internet
Laptop Wireless Internet Access
If a person has a laptop, it only makes sense that they would use laptop wireless internet access. Laptops themselves can be used as a wireless tool, so why would someone want to plug a modem cord into a cordless machine? Laptop wireless internet access is affordable and easy to access.
Wireless laptop adapter cards are necessary for mobile workers to take advantage of hot spots and Wi-Fi Internet access in hotels, airports and train stations. Working on the road is much easier when you can connect to the Internet or company network using a wireless laptop adapter.
The design is flexible yet sturdy. You can mount this 802.11 antenna on either side of the display screen and connect with the PCMCIA wireless adapter. You can also use this WiFi antenna in your home or office by connecting it to your monitor and increasing the range of your wireless network. FON promises free WiFi anywhere. In fact, they promise to be free forever, with no ongoing fees. If it sounds too good to be true, it actually is quite simple and makes a lot of sense. It is a WiFi sharing community (the largest), and by sharing your home connection you gain free access to thousands of worldwide FON spots. All you need to do to get started is to buy a FON WiFi router, which are reasonably priced and very easy to setup and install.
Installing your wireless driver
This tutorial DOES assume you have the driver for your wireless card. If you bought the card in a store, it will be on the CD provided. If you for whatever reason do not have a CD (e.g. internal wireless) the website of your computer should have it or the site of the maker of the card should have it on their site. If the driver is inside an EXE file, you should be able to extract it with an archive manager, such as file-roller.
