Do I need WiFi Router to establish connection between Latop and NetGear Push2TV Device?
1354001
There is a set of specification provided on Intel website for all the requirements with respect Intel WIDI. http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/intel-wireless-display.html You need to have compatible laptop and wifi router with P2TV device.
1354002
The answer is No, you do not need a WiFi router to establish connection between the Laptop and NetGear Push2TV Device. However you must have a compatible laptop with the appropriate processor. There is a list of compatible Laptops on Netgear's Web site. Another important thing they explain is that some of the laptops do not have the updated software needed to run this installed. Here's the web page to review: http://www.netgear.com/landing/en-us/ptv_italian.aspx
1354003
Don't believe so. My computer has WiDi which was supposed to provide the interface between my laptop and the WD Push2TV. Could not get anything but sound (no video) and Western Digital could not help. Need up with an AppleTV device that was a plug and play (minor setup only) and it works great (my laptop is a PC). I have iToons on my computer.
1354004
There is a set of specification provided on Intel website for all the requirements with respect Intel WIDI.http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/intel-wireless-display.htmlYou need to have compatible laptop and wifi router with P2TV device.
1354005
It only works if your laptop has Widi (Intel Wireless Display). Many laptops do not have WiDI. It does not work w/ a Roku or a blueray player. Ours is still sitting in the box from a year ago.
1354006
No. A router won't help actually. You need a laptop with a WiDi (wireless display) chipset already built in. That's the only way.
502896
I installed a Netgear A6200 adapter. I had to download the most current driver off my laptop onto a thumb drive, then install it on the Cyberpower. Once I had the most recent driver, the machine was Wi-Fi.
400803
To my knowledge, the device always requires a computer to get initial set up. Then, it sits next to the router, and works without questions asked. In my case, over 4 years. Does that answer your question?
1753543
No. This unit works only with laptops equipped with Intel WiDi (wireless display). There are a limited number of higher end laptops that have WiDi and to my knowledge, no tablets as of yet. Basically, Widi sends your laptop display (audio, video and graphics to your wireless router which in turn sends it to the Push 2 TV device which is plugged into your flatscreen TV by way of HDMI cable. Intel WiDi is an additional device (hardware) and requires device drivers (software) to operate.
1650101
See the Netgear Team answer. The usual setup would be: tablet>extender>router>modem>internet.
890947
As long as you have a router with a network in your home, or an access point if you're not home, that's all you need. The wifi is built in, you just have to connect to the network
18742
I use a widi connection, you only need a device if your TV is not widi compatible. I believe I have a dlink widi device for my TV
1895517
The box is just a router. To receive WiFi signals to connect wireless devices you will need at least one Access Point (AP) located somewhere else in the home or office which needs to be connected via a cable to the router.
576001
Hi Bob. IF you are going to use the TR-Link device as an Access Point then yes, connect it to your wireless router using a regular RJ45 (straight-through) Cat5 cable. Regarding the power, the device came with a power supply which sends power to the TP-Link over a Cat5 cable. Hope that helped!
1071105
The short answer is: no you don't but your current router must support either 802.11g or 802.11n wireless protocol.
2151406
Not sure exactly what you're trying to accomplish. Does the router that it's sync-ing with have wireless capability? I would assume the router doesn't have wireless thus the need for this AP and connecting it to the router via an Ethernet. HOWEVER, the basic answer is that this device will use the Ethernet port to connect to the Router.
953147
I don't have a netgear, but it should work with any router that has an ethernet port. It is very simple and reliable.
551286
No, you can connect the unit directly to a standard router or switch - hub. This will link both network environments.
2134287
yes, there is one ethernet port on the device for putting it on your network. the wifi access point needs to be connected to some other switch or router that's already on the network.
1431722
On my model, NT-WRPT there is on in put port for the internet so I do not see how this would work for you. My opinion is to go a more traditional wifi router.
917011
Yes, that is what it is for. However, you have to download the driver from a computer with internet connectivity FIRST for it to work. You can find the driver on Netgears website. Download the driver onto a SD card or USB stick. The simply install it on the computer you need wifi on, then hook up the netgear unit. Driver can be found here. http://support.netgear.com/product/WNA3100. Its easy breezy.
1030959
No. As far as I understand its workings, and how I use it, it connects only one device wirelessly to the internet, via your home network roiter. In other words, you plug the Netgear adaptor to yoir device (in my case a slingbox) using the ethernet cord, plug in the power adaptor (or via the usb power cord) and pair with your home router, and your device is connected to the internet.