Wi-Fi cost is based on MB. How do I know how much I will need per month?
156036
Well that all depends on how fast you want your connections to be especially to the internet.  If you plan on downloading stuff off the internet using a Wi-Fi connection then i suggestion 768 kb/s
984576
First you have to have a wireless card.  You should be able to purchase one for 20 to 50 dollars depending if you have a desktop or laptop.  Second you need a wireless router.  These can be purchased for about 50 to 70 dollars.  The router is them hooked up to you modem and set up.  Add the network name and you are all set.
657979
It depends where in nsw you are staying if your on the coast it will obviously be dearer but I think about 1200-1500aud per month. You would have to be more specific with your destination for a more accurate amount.
721543
Not too bad, have found that in the long run, BT is the safest bet though. Not the cheapest, but certainly the best service and the most reliable support...shop around and play them all up against each other, there is very little in it. Look out for additional charges for broadband usage over and above your agreed limit. My account with BT is a set fee of £x.00 a month, some of them will give you a base rate and then charge in addition to that base rate...
489990
Look, just buy a router, and some cable, and if you need to, buy 2 network cards.  It's much easier and much faster.  The most it should cost you is $40.
566881
1.5 mb (megabytes) downstream and 384 kb (kilobytes) upstream is ok for "lite" DSL internet cable service...and I wouldn't pay more than $25 a month for that level. Consider that dial-up Internet is LOWER than 56 kb. Yuck! I'm cruising at 6 mb downstream, but I pay about $45 a month for it. It flies!
569055
This is something different from wifi, unless you mean going to Starbucks or something like that.  If you mean wireless virtually anywhere you will need to check cellular carrier.  For example Verizon has wireless cards starting at $50 with a 2 yr contract and access starting at $60/month.\nhttp://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/GlobalNavControllerServlet\nCheck the coverage maps carefully.\nHope this helps.
894631
We get this too and we think it's our ISP who promised us free broadband for life and then told us when we had signed up that we could never get free broadband at any time because our exchange is not one that BT will allow them to put their equipment in EVER - so we pay £10 a month for broadband 8mg but only get almost 1mg.  No guessing the ISP!\n\nDon't quote fair trading, I'm onto it the right route, first through OFTEL for free advice etc.\n\nAlso the band width you are sharing with another 49 [I am told] may be overloaded if all 50 of you are on broadband at the same time.\n\nHope you get fixed!
35909
go to nintendowifi.com and they give you all the info.
262994
Last time I checked you could for a fee of about $7 per month. I didn't think it was worth it though.\nGood Luck
676344
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1128842
usually, if ur broadband is based on download then no need to pay for amount of hours...\nbut you must try to keep ur total data transfer(download+upload----->that includes downloading software & other stuff, seeing pictures in emails, listening to music, watching video using internet, uploading your photos, attaching files in e-mail, your computer's updates such as Microsoft updates, Anti-virus updates etc..... )  within the limit of 1GB (per month?) so that you can avoid paying Rs.2/MB.....\n\nfor safety reasons, better ask ur ISP...
26749
It's to my understanding that you need to have a turned on phone line in order to have Internet Service...I could be wrong...Technology changes every day....I personaly have The All Neighborhood Plan w/MCI which includes ALL of my local and Long distance calling in the USA for one low price per month. For my internet Service I have Netzero for 9.95 a month...You can always get to the MSN home page from there if you want....I've had it for 4 years now and have never had a problem.  I luv not spending 20+ for internet service that some of the other Co's charge...Not worth it..They mess w/your computer and when you try to uninstall it you have issues...Been there, done it. Never again.
83260
$14.99 per month\n3 months - $41.85 (the equivalent of $13.95 per month)\n6 months - $77.70 (the equivalent of $12.95 per month)\n12 months - $143.40 (the equivalent of $11.95 per month)
416132
that is very costly and the equiptment depends on what kind of isp... is it a broadband isp, a dial-up isp? theres lots of stuff anf $ involved..
986915
It depends on regularity of usage. If it involves a membership- monthly fee is most common, for others per use.
935526
All companies you know support wireless broadband. The only thing you should be within the service limit.