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Sir $wat on 20th February 2010, 3:00 am
I know laptops can "pick up" wireless signals and thus can browse using the signal acquired. I am currently doing it using my bro's pc and a signal from my neighbour.
What i want to know is it possible for a desktop to do this and if so how?
What i want to know is it possible for a desktop to do this and if so how?
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Doctor Inferno on 20th February 2010, 3:07 am
Yeah, you can do this. You need a wireless adapter to pick up the signals.
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