Non Broadband Wireless??

[BT]

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Is there a practical way to wirelessly connect to a dial up connection?? My
mom has a laptop (no desktop available) and I'm trying to get her a mobile
connection around the house.

I'm thinking of a wireless router with a USB or PCMCIA card for the laptop.
Then an external modem with a wireless Access point, Wireless Bridge or
other wireless adapter for that end of the wireless connection. Can this
work? Any thoughts?

thanks,

 

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"BT" <no@xnono.com> wrote:
>Is there a practical way to wirelessly connect to a dial up connection??

WiFlyer.com

 

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On Sat, 03 Sep 2005 15:27:18 -0400, William P. N. Smith <> wrote:

>"BT" <no@xnono.com> wrote:
>>Is there a practical way to wirelessly connect to a dial up connection??

>WiFlyer.com

Also:
1. Apple Airport base station.
2. Old PC running Linux, Freesco, or some router package.
3. 3com 3C886A "Lan Modem" with any wireless access point (two boxes).

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"BT" <no@xnono.com> wrote in message
news:_ClSe.212589$0f.117945@tornado.texas.rr.com...
> Is there a practical way to wirelessly connect to a dial up connection??
> My mom has a laptop (no desktop available) and I'm trying to get her a
> mobile connection around the house.
>
> I'm thinking of a wireless router with a USB or PCMCIA card for the
> laptop. Then an external modem with a wireless Access point, Wireless
> Bridge or other wireless adapter for that end of the wireless connection.
> Can this work? Any thoughts?
>
> thanks,
>