“I saw that it has "Wireless Networking" - Wireless-B|Wireless-G|Wireless-N. I saw that it has "Wireless Networking" - Wireless-B|Wireless-G|Wireless-N. Question 1: Does laptop has all of this "Wireless-B|Wireless-G|Wireless-N" or any one of this? If Laptop supports any one of this, then what it will Suppport ? Question 2: Will this laptop work in wireless(wifi) mode and connect to any internet router? Question 3: what is meant by "Wireless-B|Wireless-G|Wireless-N"? Advantages and disadvantages”
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Q1: The unit will work with an older wireless B or G router as well as newer wireless N and A/C routers. Q2: This laptop will connect to a wireless B/G/N or A/C router Q3: The letters B,G,N refer to the technical specifications of IEEE 802.00 wireless WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) communications. (See : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11 for more technical info.) Most new wireless routers available today are either N or A/C (and backward compatible to earlier 802.11 a/b/g specifications.)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.(1) The laptop has "Wireless-N" networking, which is backward compatible to earlier (and slower) B or G specifications. (2) It should connect to most current wireless routers. (3) Wireless B, G, and N refer to the IEEE802.11 specification governing wireless network products using Wi-Fi (See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11 for more technical info.)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, this laptop can connect to all of those options. You can connect it to virtually an router via wifi.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I believe this laptop will only connect B, G, N. It is not AC capable. However, AC routers are backwards compatible, so if that's what you have you are ok. Also note this is 10/100 LAN. It is not 1000 (gigabit) LAN. If you have a gigabit router, they are backwards compatible. If that's what you have you are ok.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Answer to 1: not sure what you mean but it connected to my wireless home network fine, and I took it to Barnes and Nobles today and surfed for awhile with no problem. Answer to 2: see answer 1. Answer 3: no clue, sorry.
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