A:AnswerThe Linkstick actually only allows the TV to connect to a wireless network and will not add any additional features to the TV. That said, you can use either of these Linksticks and still get the same connectivity to a wireless network. Additionally, I do not have any information on a wireless AC unit at this time.
-MrSamsung
A:AnswerWhich model year is the TV? Is this a D6400, or E6500, or other model?
Without knowing the exact TV model, it's difficult to answer. Please post back with your TV model and we'll be able to assist further.
Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.
--Mr.Samsung
A:AnswerThe LE40C750 is not a U.S. model, so we are unable to confirm. Please reach out to the Samsung customer service webpage at the country of origin.
A helpful list can be found here, and then click on the "Support" tab to submit an inquiry.
http://www.samsung.com/us/common/visitcountrysite.html
Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.
--Mr.Samsung
A:AnswerYes, the WIS12ABGN LinkStick will work with the BD-D5500. The manual notes an earlier version (WIS09ABGN Linkstick) that was released, but the WIS12 model will be compatible for wireless streaming with your wireless access point or router.
Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.
--Mr.Samsung
A:AnswerSince your TV is an international version, the US Linkstick will not be compatible with it. Please contact your regions Samsung service for more information on purchasing the right Linkstick for your TV.
-MrSamsung
A:AnswerI was sold the wrong one it would not work with my tv finally I took it back complained I could not figure it out well da I had the wrong one got one for my tv and that afternoon watching netflicks must have compatable one for your tv And Samsung would know also help on there web sight how to set up excreta
A:AnswerYes, most of the Wi-Fi signals are standardized, and this should be compatible with most wireless accesss points and routers.
Thanks for your interest in Samsung products.
--Mr.Samsung
