do I need a router for Kindle Fire 8.9
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A Kindle Fire has a Micro USB port, not a USB port. No it won't work. If you're trying to connect it to wifi this might help though http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200729310
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I doubt it since it has a USB port cable. Your kindle should have its own wifi and if not this wouldn't work with it. I'd ask the seller or manufacturer to be sure.
1497277
Well this product is not a router. This is a wireless adapter. The Kindle Fire already has built-in wifi.
1498154
Yes, you will need a wireless router if you want to use it in your home. When the iPod searches for connections it will search for wireless connections in range. Most places that have WiFi will not require a password. The only place I have been that you needed a passord for were hotels (they put the password on a card in your room).
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It doesn't have wifi like a Kindle does, so you have to use the SD memory card. Insert the memory card into your computer, copy and paste your book file onto the SD memory card, and then insert it back into the Aluratek Libre. Sometimes, you have to turn the Libre off and on again for the files to appear. Hope this helps! :-)
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No,you need a different kind of router.If you go on Amazon's website you will find what you need.
268774
The Linksys WRT320N works very well with the Kindle Fire. Have been using for over a year with absolutely no problems.
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Yes, the Kindle HD 8.9 will accept this connection. The Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 will not.
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No, but u just need to buy a router and attach the computer via Ethernet cable. then you are set to go with access to any wireless stuff you have--smart tv, printer, laptop, tablet, roku, kindle, etc.
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Free wifi? yep. If it has a password then, no, unless you have the password. I use one of my cable companies hot spots to use my kindle at work.
674736
I dont. When im home i use my wireless router to use my wifi on my tablet but im not for sure when ur not at home
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I use my Wi Drive with my Kindle not an I Pad but I can tell you that the drive will operate independently of the internet in fact when you do connect with the internet using the Wi Drive you first connect to it and it connects to your wireless router or internet hotspot. It is not however a hot spot and will not connect VIA wireless services such as Verizon on its own. So if take it along you will have access to whatever data you have stored there.
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I love my keyboard. I don't think you have to have Bluetooth to use it. It connects to my Kindle Fire through WiFi I think. I have a WiFi router at home and it works great. I never turn on my Bluetooth to use it at all. You'll like this keyboard and the case it comes in. I do.
102699
Mine had Google as the default browser. Yes to Amazon. Don't know about Kindle.
1658504
You can use this adapter to set up a Soft AP on your computer if your computer is connected to the internet.Then you can connect your Kindle to the Soft AP and surf the internet.
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i don't have wifi--looking to get a router hard wired from internet provider that will supply wifi for kindle---will this woek
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Yes, Router will be needed to connect wireless devices. Modem is a short of access point to access intrrnet from your service provider but using ethernet cable. You can buy separate router and create your own wireless network.
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I think it depends on 2 things. 1. If you intend to use parental controls, then I would say go with another router such as the N900 as it should be easier to set up2. If you are not going to be connecting many wireless devices to it you can also go with a different router. I have over 25 devices connected to mine between PCs, tablets, TVs, chromecasts, phones etc. and with this number of devices I think it makes sense to have a router that is faster. If you only intend to connect a few devices to it, then the N900 would be fine.
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I need to know this too. My family bought me a Kindle but it's the model that requires an external wireless router and I don't have one. I have an old Dell computer and an Earthlink DSL modem, plus a Vonage connection. I can't decide if I should return the Kindle and get the more expensive one, or try to find a good router.