Does this have a built in network adapter or should i buy one seperatly?
1502617
Has a built in gigabit adaptor if going wired but any wireless capability and is not provided.
1502618
Yes it has a gigabit network card built in it supports video on the processor does not has own video chipset
1502619
Yes it does have a built in network adapter so you don't have to but one separately.
1502620
There is a built in Intel 217-V adapter that goes up to 1 gigabit in speed. It works nicely, no need to purchase another.
1538647
Yes it does. The equipment comes with a micro USB/Ethernet adapter included.
873160
Not built in, it comes with a cable that lets you plug in a vga and ether net cable
2000369
No, if it did , it would be listed in the product specs. You can always add one. USB wifi adapters are cheap and easy.
483745
No. It has an ethernet connection but no built-in wifi which is rather surprising. You will need an external ethernet to wifi adapter/router. Also, while it has a USB port it does not support a USB wifi adaptor.
2225627
Goto the smallnetbuilder website, they have all of the statistics you could ever want to compare between these adapters. As of today, this particular one (the TP-Link AV600) is the best for the price (close in speed to the most expensive and newest ones out there) adapter you can get.
796241
only one port on the router. The plug in adapters are large. The can share with a standard sized plug but will not share space with another "space hog".
1492777
No, just hardware the network or like others have said, use any 3rd party wireless adapter.
1248773
Nope. It has built-in WiFi and will connect directly to your router. Works well.
1122173
The PC does not include a wireless adapter for connection to a wireless router, but it does include a wired connection. So if your router is nearby, you can easily connect it using a standard network cable (which is not included). I simply bought a cheap USB wireless adapter to connect it to our network. It works fine. I'd buy this PC again if I needed one. It is ideal for my son, who lives in the basement.
646385
No adapter needed..I connected it directly to my cable modem. Easy to set up and it has works perfectly.The only draw-back is the range is roughly 50 feet.
796238
Just one port on your router plus one power outlet near the router... On the other end (where you want to get the network signal), you will need one power outlet and then an ethernet cable to each device you want to connect (you can connect 4 devices)
646382
To access ANY wireless router wirelessly, the computer in question will need some manner of wireless adapter. However, most all laptops, tablets and phones come with them built in these days - it's usually only desktop PCs that usually would require a separate adapter to be purchased. It doesn't matter really which adapter you would buy in that case, so long as it conforms to the 802.11 b,g, or n standard. N is best.However, also be aware that this router has standard ethernet jacks on the back, so if it is reasonably close to your desktop PC, you won't need a wireless adapter - just connect it with a normal ethernet cable. To access ANY wireless router wirelessly, the computer in question will need some manner of wireless adapter. However, most all laptops, tablets and phones come with them built in these days - it's usually only desktop PCs that usually would require a separate adapter to be purchased. It doesn't matter really which adapter you would buy in that case, so long as it conforms to the 802.11 b,g, or n standard. N is best.However, also be aware that this router has standard ethernet jacks on the back, so if it is reasonably close to your desktop PC, you won't need a wireless adapter -... » Read More To access ANY wireless router wirelessly, the computer in question will need some manner of wireless adapter. However, most all laptops, tablets and phones come with them built in these days - it's usually only desktop PCs that usually would require a separate adapter to be purchased. It doesn't matter really which adapter you would buy in that case, so long as it conforms to the 802.11 b,g, or n standard. N is best.However, also be aware that this router has standard ethernet jacks on the back, so if it is reasonably close to your desktop PC, you won't need a wireless adapter - just connect it with a normal ethernet cable. « Show Less
1538645
If I understand your question, it does have a network card and a ethernet port. you need an ethernet cable to connet it to the network, no adapters.
948051
This does not have built -in wifi, but I purchased a wi-fi adapter & it works great with it ... you can also use an ethernet cable, but that wasn't an option for me.
1628533
No, you don't need the Network Module that you mentioned. I bought the Network Adaptor Starter Kit first, then added two more so that I have one in each bedroom and one in the living room. They work great!
1227708
yes it comes with a wireless adapter. sidenote: within a few days of setup the onboard ethernet port stopped working. had to shell out $10 for an ethernet. that said, very happy with the machine.