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pelican8000 | 19:09 Wed 15th Nov 2006 | Technology
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My son has got broadband provided by Homechoice. He wants to go wireless but we are not sure how to do it. The broadband connection goes into the back of the computer via one cable. I presume I have to get an ethernet router to go between the PC and the cable.. Is this the case? I would be very grateful for any advice. Thank you.
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Yes, you're right. If the broadband is ADSL (through his phone line), you'd be best getting a wireless modem+router in one, since the modem he has right now is probably USB.

Something like this:
http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/52244
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