will this device allow me to get wifi internet from an ATT wifi device on my desktop?
500583
As far as I know it should! When you get the Netgear wireless adapter it will take you step by step through the connection process. You can get connected to any available wifi connection.
500584
I have never actually used it. Waiting to get a monitor for the desktop (previous monitor disappeared when moving).
1046688
Probably Not - this device cannot be used a wi-fi adapter. I suppose you might able to create your own hot spot by enabling some internet sharing option but I was never to do this.
611452
You don't need this device if you have access to WiFi. You don't need this device if your cell phone permits you to 'tether' other devices. In places where you have No WiFi, but where cell phone coverage, 3G/4G is available, and if your cell phone does not permit tethering, and if you have a device like a tablet or a laptop PC without a dongle, ....with which you want to access the internet, then this device is handy. It can serve multiple devices simultaneously. Of course, you need to install a sim chip with data service from the cell phone provider of your choice.
613168
You would need to purchase a SIM card with a data package from AT&T.; This unit does not pick up any wifi signals it works on the cellphone networks
1431722
On my model, NT-WRPT there is on in put port for the internet so I do not see how this would work for you. My opinion is to go a more traditional wifi router.
867838
I personally have not used it on AT&T; U verse Internet but according to here it should be fine.http://www.epinions.com/Routers--tp_link/search_string_~att%20uverse%20modem%20router
2053030
The device connects via a WPS button, so your MiFi would need to have one. Never tried it, but assume that would work. A more basic question for you though is why you would need an extender, since the MiFi itself is so portable. Unless you're needing to extend signal into an area that gets no AT&T; reception, might not find buying this very useful. All the best
2276372
I don't think so. The idea behind this is to buy a pre-paid SIM card with data/Internet access from a wireless carrier. When hooked into a usb port it will provide that computer access to the Internet over the wireless providers network.
1932574
No, unfortunately not. It plugs into the 3G MicroCell to help it get a GPS signal. A 3G microcell, along with a high speed Internet line will make your AT&T; phone work where you otherwise don't have cell signal. I imagine other carriers have similar devices.
605230
you will need a separate 4G USB air card to use this device; then you can have wi fi just about anywhere you have service this device converts air card cell service to wi fi
1657861
I would assume so. This device is essentially acting like a switch on the network. Once its connected, anything you plug into it should pull an address from the DHCP service. Although if they're already accessible wirelessly, why buy this?
1090325
yes... I have att and use freedompop successfully. I'm not sure that the carrier would matter, however. When you turn it on, you'll see "freedompop" as one of the options for WiFi. And you log in. Fairly simple--and I'm no tech pro.
825321
This device is providing the WiFi service. You need an internet connection such as the one provided by AT&T.;
1893065
yes. You can use it on your desktop. Any device has network interface should be able to use this.
1149205
I'm not sure if you mean internet or ethernet. This is a router and uses either a WiFi signal or a CAT5 ethernet to create a hotspot for your devices with NAT. It will not act as a larger antenna to bring in WiFi where there is no WiFi. If there is WiFi nearby that your devices are not seeing, look for a wireless antenna such as Radio Labs.
1983415
I don't have Att, so I don't know. I use a Verizon 4g data card and it communicates just fine like any other wifi connection.
2044919
Technically yes but I would consider a newer device. This is a much older device with an older OS, and a much slower processor. Its ATT support is also only on 3G networks and even that is limited to specific bands. Overall, you will be paying for a significantly gimped device given what is in the market.