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bricro1 | 00:58 Wed 07th Mar 2007 | Technology
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Will I be able to used my Laptop in Scotland during a visit?
My connection at home is Broadband via a Router.
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Yes, if you can find a signal to connect to.

Many hotels, bars, stations and so on have wifi hotspots, which you normally have to pay to use. You pay online with a credit or debit card.

Or you may be able to connect to an unsecured wifi signal - if you can find one.

They have the Internet in Scotland? Do they have TV as well?
Depends if the laptop is wireless enabled or not. If it is then Ethel's answer is correct.
If it's not a wireless laptop then I suggest buying a PCMCIA Wireless network card to solve future issues.
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TV was invented in Scotland

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Cowboy - it was a joke! I remembered an anecdote about an American who 'phoned a Scottish hotel where they were intending to stay, to ask if they had television in Scotland.

But whether or not it was invented by Baird is somewhat arguable - his system of spinning wheels bore as much resemblance to what finally came to be called television as the original phonograph did to a CD, and I've never heard it claimed that Edison invented the CD player.
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Thank you all:quite entertaining!
Kind regards Bricro

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