Many new Intel-chip based laptops are already equipped as a standard with wireless connectivity options.

If you use an older PC laptop, there are many options to connect to the available wireless networks, either by using a PCMCIA/PC Card (such as the Lucent Orinoco, D-Link, or Cisco cards, among many other vendors).

Desktop PCs can also be connected via USB-based transmitters, and there are many devices available to integrate printers and other network-enabled devices in wireless or wired networks.

All current MS Windows-based operating systems on Intel platforms support the standard 802.11b wireless networks.

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