Wireless Internet

dana10639 | 23:01 Mon 28th Feb 2005 | Technology

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If I buy an Apple Powerbook G4 in the US can I use the Wireless internet it has built in in England? Can I use it most other places in Europe like Italy? I am almost positive it has Wireless LAN and Bluetooth when you buy it. Does this mean I would not have to pay for internet through an internet service provider or would I still have to get that installed for my computer and pay that monthly bill? When I use the wireless LAN can I use it in a house or do I have to go to a cafe that is a hotspot in order to get a connection?Thank you!

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OBonio

My first instinct tells me yes. If 802.11a, 802.11b or 802.11g are mentioned in the wireless spec, it will work fine. As will Bluetooth. They are international standards.

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You can use 802.11 standards in WiFi hotspots (like hotels, cafes, airports). To use it at home, you will need an ISP account and a wireless access point (AP).

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