You can connect it through a traditional network cable. The computer needs a network card for that.
It is still possible to get dial-up service over a telephone line. You can search for a local ISP (internet Service Provider) that still supports dial-up access. Net-Zero is one such company. This requires a modem port on your computer. (don't confuse with an ethernet port, the connectors look similar, but the ethernet connector is wider than the phone line connector).
On a windows system you can check for a Modem or Network adapter with the Windows Device Manager.
If you have a Network adapter, usually some ethernet controller, you can get ADSL or a cable modem. If you don't have a network adapter (with an ethernet port). You could buy one.
ADSL service uses your phone line, it splits the signal so you can use your phone and computer at the same time. Contact your local ISP.
A cable modem, is provided by some TV cable services.
With both ADSL and a cable modem service connect to your ethernet port.
If you have USB ports you can buy a WiFi adapter and plug into a USB port on your computer. (You can also buy a WiFi card and plug into your computer chassis. This will require that you have access to a wireless network. You can buy a ADSL modem with wireless, or add a wireless access point to your ADSL or cable modem.
3G service is available, but expensive.
Summary, find a local ISP, they can help you.
Dial-up is very slow, and not very useful, downloading pictures, updates, new software is very, very slow.
Think about adding wireless to your computer via a card or USB adapter. It means no ugly cables to manage, can handle multiple computers.
A PS3 does not give you internet, you need to have internet service provider. It might be possible to allow the PS3 to search for an internet connect with it's WiFi automatic connect capability and connect to a non password protested WiFi connection but it would be stealing someones internet connection and you would be visible on there network if they bothered to look
That would be an opinion and both have great features. Wireless you can be in any room and get a Internet connection and can have multiple things hooked up to Wifi (game systems, multiple laptops, Cellphones, and if you have a home computer a home computer) Non Wireless is known to be safer as in harder for a hacker to hack your system and leave viruses, trojans ,cookies and there is way less of a chance someone or next door neighbor will be stealing your Wifi.
All of the iPod Touches have wifi in them, so you can connect them to wifi.
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ok then u must have non-wireless internet. so u take the internet cord from ur computer and plug it into ur ds
the most frequently asked questions of computer hardware is how to expand a hard drive or software in a computer or how to connect devices from a non-wireless internet access
There are many cables and components to a computer. The main cables for connecting the computer would be the power cable, and an Ethernet cable for connecting a non wireless PC to the internet.
applications on your computer's hard drive are non web based. If they are web based then the applications reside on a web server for use on the internet or intranet.
You can either connect your computer to a neighbors wifi by using the SEARCH FOR NETWORKS button. It will be free, but beware, your neighbor can see if you are using it. Also, some libraries and cafe's, like Starbucks, offer free WiFI
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The internet is a great place for free or cheap computer courses. If you would rather have a classroom environment, contact your local community college. They often have non-credit courses.
Not exactly. Only Blu-Ray players have WiFi these days and not every Blu-Ray player has WiFi