Can this be used with a Wifi adapter?
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Its not really designed to be used for a WiFi adapter. Most WiFi devices are designed to use 50ohm antennas and cables. Using a 75 ohm antenna, if you could find the right adapters, would be inefficient and defeat the purpose of installing the antenna. You're better off finding an antenna specfically for WiFi in the 2.4GHz band (assuming a 2.4GHz adapter).
1511749
The antenna has gain in the WiFi band (2.4GHz), but it's a 75 ohm antenna. Most every WiFi devices uses 50 ohm external antennas. Get the 50 Ohm variant of this antenna.Alternatively, find a cheaper 2.4GHz only yagi antenna from another vendor. It will have better gain for WiFi than this "wide band" antenna.
1511750
Not sure what you are talking about ADAPTER?? I use it with a Verizon WIFI Hot Spot, AND I connect it to a Wilson Cradle for Cell Phones or the Hot Spot if it is needed.
1178221
You will need to check if your TV supports Wifi Adapters. If so then you will be able to use this adapter. But remember to check first with Sony. I suggest you go to Sony Web page and ask on the support section.
855097
Yes it can, but the blocking of the wifi exclusively with the use of the rest of the device would not
1034658
most likely.i need to know what kind of dongle you have in mind.i did use a dongle on mine to get connected with mine in order to download the needed drivers for the internal wifi card.
697834
I assume you mean wifi. You can. Page 27-31 of the manual. Manual available from Samsung website if you don't have it. You need an adapter, and I've no idea if it is still available. I don't use it, so I have no idea if it works well.
455573
Highly unlikely. I doubt many (if any) have drivers for it, or the system infrastructure to support wireless unless it is built in. This is designed for computers.
87888
Anything can be made wireless with the right adapter but I don't think this would be a good candidate.
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Hi, I can only suggest you look at the info about this product here on Amazon or look it up via google and see if the item is compatible. I don't see why it wouldn't, I have only used for Windows wifi.
1297620
I don't think so... it really a basic adapter. So if you don't have problem using other basic devices then it won't be a problem with it either.
919341
I have used it as an extender. I am not sure that you can hook it up to get wifi
1256890
Sure. No problem. Just be aware that for this model you need to plug your laptop into it to get a signal. A different model delivers the signal with wifi.
1338734
I don't see any problem, wifi is a type of technology that is universal. Make sure to bring a power converter.Thanks
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I believe you can if the router supports certain features that allow this to work without too much trouble. Don't remember what they're called at the moment. However, I'd highly suggest you just disable the WiFi in your router. The signal produced by these is excellent and they do support hosting the same WiFi name and it works great.
646383
if you ask about the adapter in your computer and your computer doesnt has a wireless network adapter, then the answer is yes, otherwise you can connect the pc with a cable
977680
Sorry I am not sure. The adaptor is only connected to my wireless router via an Ethernet cable. The router is in turn connected to the modem via a cable. I guess if the router can be connected to the modem via WAN connection, the adaptor should work.
1648615
Possibly. Depends on the wifi-bluetooth combo card. Many mini pci-e combo cards I have seen actually use the 1x PCI-E lane for the wifi and the USB 2.0 channel that is normally found in Mini PCI-E / ExpressCard sockets for the bluetooth device. This adapter only carries the 1x pcie signal lane. Anything requiring the USB channel will not work.
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No. A wi-fi usb adapter is only useful for connecting to a wireless device such as a wireless router. The wireless feature this player has only allows it to connect to a wireless router in order to gain access to the Internet (for things like Netflix and Vudu), not for any other sort of connectivity... like serving as a router to other wireless devices (or devices with wifi usb adapters installed). Furthermore, I wouldn't recommend using the wireless feature it at all. The prior model I had from Philips had identical components for this, and was so slow as to render the feature almost completely useless. One can connect wirelessly as a "last resort" if you can't string an ethernet cable to the player for some reason, but using this device without a cable is both awful and frustrating.