“Another wireless question It says that this computer has wireless, but then in the Question & Answers, an ASUS employee says that wireless connection is not available... A little confused here, am I going to have to buy anything extra or use a cord to get internet?”
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•Built-in high-speed wireless LAN (802.11ac) •Bluetooth 4.0 interface Your good to go. Buy a Cat6 or Cat5e cord to connect as a wired connection if you're looking to game and have a gigabit modem/router. There's nothing to buy extra for wifi connection and can broadcast via the blue tooth, PCi-e adapter card. There's a ton of conflicting info on this PC, btw. The above statements are experience based for the m11bb-bo7 pc from best buy with the a10-6700 quad core apu, 8gigs ddr 1600 ram, 1 tb HDD. (the description says max 12 gigs of ram but i'm running 16 gigs atm... i know right, if you look at the mother board you'll gasp also, buyer beware, you'll know why opening the case voids the warranty, lol)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This computer does come with built in WiFi. No need to purchase anything else for the WiFi feature.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No, you don't have to buy anything to get connected to the internet. This model unit has a Ethernet port at the back that you can use in connecting to the internet. I doubled checked this model unit for it's wireless capability and found out that there are certain models for this unit that is available for a wireless connection. Can you please check on the device manager of the computer if it has a WLAN or 802.11 indication. You can see the device manager on the control panel option.
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