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The Federal Communications Commission is presenting a new national broadband plan to Congress, aimed at encouraging companies to expand high-speed and wireless Internet access across the US Jeffery Brown talks to Julius Genachowski, chairman of the FCC.

Wireless Internet works through a router that sends out a signal for sending and receiving data. Install a wireless card in a computer to gain access to a wireless router withhelp from a computer specialist in this free video on Internet connections. Expert: Mike Rickert Bio: Mike Rickert has been working in the computer industry in different capacities since 1995. Filmmaker: Abiy Engida

My three computers are hardwired from a cable modem to a wireless-B router. But every one experiences frequent Internet connection drops. Would a wired router be faster and more reliable? If so, which one? Would the Wireless-G with MIMO be faster for our HARD wired connections than our current Wireless-B? We do occassionally use wireless, but it’s not a factor in our decision — speed and reliability are tops.

Using your laptop’s wireless card as an Access Point to give your PSP (or other devices) access to the internet, saving you the need to buy a router for your wireless devices.(1 of 2) DISCLAIMER: Not every wireless card can do this. If your’s does not have this ability (usually called “operation mode” in the hardware configure section). You have 3 options: 1. Buy Datel’s wifi Max For PSP, it will do the job for you. 2. Buy a wireless router, more expensive but it has more funtionality that the Wifi Max. 3. Get software that will do this for you, generally called “softap” – EXTREMELY hard to come by. If you are not one of the lucky one’s, there are other options. Thanks for watching.

www.thetechstop.net In Episode 16 we took a look at the sonicwall TZ-190. This high-end SOHO router gave users the ability to use their 3G WWAN cards to feed Internet access to an entire office or workgroup. The TZ-190 brought a fantastic level of performance and portability, but unfortunately it also brought a price tag that was beyond the personal budget of most ubergeeks. In this episode of 'gadget' we take a look at the D-Link DIR-450 — an economical and yet quite capable 3G Mobile Router that can take your 3G service and share it in a package that includes a router, firewall, access point and WWAN port. http