What's your internet device(s)?
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A Former User last edited by
For one, I'm now using a several years old Samsung nettop/netbook, NP N-110, black:
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here's its keyboard - basically (I'm not sure if it's the print button in the picture between the right Alt and Ctrl, and a minor "difference" is that the letter keys have two letters each - it's an additional Russian layout):
(I'll supply a better picture later if I find an image of my actual keyboard - more or less). Well, the first picture keyboard looks more like mine.Dimensions (WD) 10.3x7.3 inches
Screen size (diagonal) 10.1 inchesI'm using it as a home computer, without the battery (gone dead) - straight to the power socket all right.
First months I bought it it didn't have an internet connection, then it was a GPRS modem via a USB-port, now it's a broadband cable (quite happy about it).
Never used Wi-Fi so far, though I'm gonna have to, because I have a small tablet with no other way of getting to the Internet than Wi-Fi, thus it's likely I'll buy a router some time soon, etc... -
A Former User last edited by
Well, forgot to mention that I have a couple of cellphones that can (possibly) connect to the Internet etc., but I seem not to use them much in this way now.
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A Former User last edited by
Never used Wi-Fi so far, though I'm gonna have to, because I have a small tablet with no other way of getting to the Internet than Wi-Fi, thus it's likely I'll buy a router some time soon, etc...
You can always make your laptop a wifi hotspot.
p.s
You can use your laptop's wifi to transmit wifi to your tablet :bandit: -
Deleted User last edited by
Netbook Wind MSI Wind U110 and Samsung Galaxy SIII. First often in local LAN or both by WLAN if out of office.
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A Former User last edited by
Ali, what's yours?
(You need a blank line to end a quotation in Markdown.)Yes, I'm aware of that - it's planned to start a topic about routers*
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A Former User last edited by
So, considering I'm gonna have to connect my tablet too, what do you say if I need an antimalware program on it?
Its OS is Android 4.0, 8 GB total memory (not counting the SD card) - to deduce the processing capabilities. Well, I'll take a look at the specs if there's any response... :wait: -
Deleted User last edited by
So, considering I'm gonna have to connect my tablet too, what do you say if I need an antimalware program on it?
You don't need that. I use Android since 2010 when I got an Xperia X10 and now I have Xperia S, I never put antivirus or antimalware.