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I use this same router and I have no problems with it.
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If so, How is the connection? Any horrible lag problems?YourExpertI own and use one, and it gives a good connection. I never get lag, probably a direct line is a bit better but nothing to complain about.
I own a Ds lite but never had acces to Wi-Fi (I don't even know how it works) I saw a few "UBS key" that make you connect to Wi-Fi (cost around 30$) in Walmart, but I don't get it. Wi-Fi gives you acces to internet right? If so is that acces free (once you buy the usb key)?haris12121212No, its uses a USB plug in your computer.
I own a Ds lite but never had acces to Wi-Fi (I don't even know how it works) I saw a few "UBS key" that make you connect to Wi-Fi (cost around 30$) in Walmart, but I don't get it. Wi-Fi gives you acces to internet right? If so is that acces free (once you buy the usb key)?haris12121212If you buy a WiFi router(or that usb thing) you can set it up so that the router receives wireless signals(free) and anyone connecting to the router can use the internet. You can add passwords so that just you can connect to the internet through your router as well most(if not all) wireless routers also support simultaneous ethernet connections so you can connect with cables as well.
[QUOTE="haris12121212"]I own a Ds lite but never had acces to Wi-Fi (I don't even know how it works) I saw a few "UBS key" that make you connect to Wi-Fi (cost around 30$) in Walmart, but I don't get it. Wi-Fi gives you acces to internet right? If so is that acces free (once you buy the usb key)?ArisShadowsNo, its uses a USB plug in your computer.
[QUOTE="haris12121212"]I own a Ds lite but never had acces to Wi-Fi (I don't even know how it works) I saw a few "UBS key" that make you connect to Wi-Fi (cost around 30$) in Walmart, but I don't get it. Wi-Fi gives you acces to internet right? If so is that acces free (once you buy the usb key)?iunderstandIf you buy a WiFi router(or that usb thing) you can set it up so that the router receives wireless signals(free) and anyone connecting to the router can use the internet. You can add passwords so that just you can connect to the internet through your router as well most(if not all) wireless routers also support simultaneous ethernet connections so you can connect with cables as well. Okay so basicly that USB thing makes my internet connection disponible for my DS lite (and other systems example: Wii or PS3) without having to plug my ps3-wii-dslite to my modem? And once its on my ds lite will have the same internet speed as my pc has?
[QUOTE="ArisShadows"][QUOTE="haris12121212"]I own a Ds lite but never had acces to Wi-Fi (I don't even know how it works) I saw a few "UBS key" that make you connect to Wi-Fi (cost around 30$) in Walmart, but I don't get it. Wi-Fi gives you acces to internet right? If so is that acces free (once you buy the usb key)?haris12121212No, its uses a USB plug in your computer.
[QUOTE="haris12121212"]I own a Ds lite but never had acces to Wi-Fi (I don't even know how it works) I saw a few "UBS key" that make you connect to Wi-Fi (cost around 30$) in Walmart, but I don't get it. Wi-Fi gives you acces to internet right? If so is that acces free (once you buy the usb key)?iunderstandIf you buy a WiFi router(or that usb thing) you can set it up so that the router receives wireless signals(free) and anyone connecting to the router can use the internet. You can add passwords so that just you can connect to the internet through your router as well most(if not all) wireless routers also support simultaneous ethernet connections so you can connect with cables as well. Okay so basicly that USB thing makes my internet connection disponible for my DS lite (and other systems example: Wii or PS3) without having to plug my ps3-wii-dslite to my modem? And once its on my ds lite will have the same internet speed as my pc has? I've never actually tried to usb connector so I wouldn't know, I'd recommend getting a WiFi router either way for better security, compatibility and performance. The data that travels through the signals travels much faster then through a cable modem so there's no problem with speed however if there are a lot of walls between the Wii and the router you may experience a little packet loss which will sometimes lag your gameplay but it's really not such a big deal(I never even notice it).
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