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Goofy videos weren't on the minds of Len Kleinrock and his pair at UCLA when they began tests 40 years ago on what would become the Internet. Neither was social networking, for that matter, nor were most of the other easy-to-use applications that have exhausted more than a billion people online.

Instead the researchers sought to create an open network for without restriction exchanging information, an openness that ultimately spurred the innovation that would later spawn the likes of YouTube, Facebook and the Superb Wide Web.

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Do I need a wireless internet card to access the internet at free wireless hotspots?

Feb 13, 2009 by Timi Hendrix | Posted in Other - Internet

I'm not only well-to-know about the whole wireless internet thing, and I was wondering if I need a wireless card to access the free wireless internet at the diverse hotspots about the city.

Yes, you will be in want of a wireless card for your computer. By the reason that you are asking, I can tell you don't have one already installed. I suggest getting a Linksys because their customer stomach is currently the best. You can even chat with a Tech support agent. The Linksys website will have a link for starting a chit-chat session a Tech support agent. Tell them the computer that you have and ask about the wireless product you require. I'm having you do it in this aspect etiquette because laptops come with three different interfaces for add-on adapters these days. Good Luck.

gene starwind | Feb 13, 2009