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Old 08-08-2012, 11:41 AM #3
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The extra ports are for anything like laptops, printers, switches, etc...

If your router is emitting a wireless signal then any wifi enabled device (laptops) will see the signal and you connect the exact same as the Kindle does.

No limit...but its like a bottle neck, the more people sharing the signal the slower it will get..

So, no, you wont have to do anything special at all. Turn the laptop on, choose a wireless network, connect to it and BAM!!
And here's another of my stupid questions. You say the extra ports are for anything liek laptops, printers, switches, etc.

What exactly do you mean by this?

I really don't know.
Thanks, Melody
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