is it a wireless router?
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Cox just sent me an email to upgrade with this for free, including WiFi for $6.95 month.
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No, it is a repeater. They are made to be away from the router to repeat the signal further.
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No. This device is used to provide wireless connectivity (Wi-Fi) to a computer that does not have it.
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As far as I know, no. This is just a wireless router, and has 4 rj45 connectors on the back.
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No, but the adapter runs really well. Surprisingly well. Most towers don't really have a built in wireless router anyway.
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If you mean will it become a router. No If you mean will it work like a laptop with wifi. Yes
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No. This will provide a computer with a wireless (WiFi) connection to a wireless router or access point.
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No. This is a wireless receiver. It is connected to your computer and it receives the wireless signal from a wireless router.
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It has wireless capability. You will have to be in range of a wireless router.
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This is a router, it transmits the signal that the modem is feeding into it. If you are suggesting that it is a range extender for an existing wireless router/modem combo unit, no
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Yes, it is but I have a LinkSys wireless router connected to it to connect devices like smarttv, tablet and smartphones.
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No.It can work completely wirelessly. You might want to try plugging it in a couple of different outlets (to test the best distance from your router) to find the maximum speed.
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Yes. I am currently doing just that. Keep in mind though, it is not a WiFi router. You have to plug an Ethernet cable into it or plug an access point in it for WiFi.
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Ray, it is wireless but I found it downloads faster when directly connected to router. I have Verizon Fios here and is super fast when connected.
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No it is only a bridge. It is NOT a router. Also it is not on the DD-WRT list.
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Nope. It has built-in WiFi and will connect directly to your router. Works well.
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I thought it was but then found no way to operate it wireless. At this point, I guess not.