I'm going to Erkrath, Germany this summer, is it common to see internet cafe or WiFi hot spots around there?
I'm planning on buying a laptop to take on a missions trip to Germany, is that worth it. and if so are internet hot spots and WiFi places common i mean it is Europe
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You see a lot of internet cafes all over Germany and Europe of course Europe is not 3 rd world their Broadband Internet (DSL) is way faster than anything we have in the US right now. There also are Wifi hot spots too but unlike in the US most of them are not free of charge you need to either have a contract with a German provider or buy a prepaid stick from one of these providers. There are a few free of charge WiFi spots at MacDonald's Starbucks and in some Airports and train stations
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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
If I buy a nintendo dsi can I use the Internet in the US and Germany
If I buy a nintendo dsi can I use the Internet in the US and Germany?
I am traveling and want internet and gaming access without buying a laptop. I will be all over Germany and a day in Prague. Thanks
Video & Online Games - 2 Answers
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Yes. Europe has the same Dsi as the USA. It is Asia that gets a different version. You should be fine! :)
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Yeah it should work, just as long as your in a wifi hotspot
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I am traveling and want internet and gaming access without buying a laptop. I will be all over Germany and a day in Prague. Thanks
Video & Online Games - 2 Answers
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Yes. Europe has the same Dsi as the USA. It is Asia that gets a different version. You should be fine! :)
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Yeah it should work, just as long as your in a wifi hotspot
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
i am inengland.on sunday i left my email page open on a freinds laptop in germany.they are now being malicios
i am inengland.on sunday i left my email page open on a freinds laptop in germany.they are now being malicios?
someone has access to my inbox and sent box and can be malicious.is reading someones emails an offence? how can i stop them from keeping me logged in on their laptop?
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You can sign out
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someone has access to my inbox and sent box and can be malicious.is reading someones emails an offence? how can i stop them from keeping me logged in on their laptop?
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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
How can I re-configure my HP laptop so I can get on the internet when I go from the USA to Germany
How can I re-configure my HP laptop so I can get on the internet when I go from the USA to Germany?
I know I can't just log on when I get there. The system has to be re-configured to conform to the region. But I don't know how to do it, and HP wants me to PAY $150 for an extended warranty before their CS dept will help me. Can YOU help me? God will bless you for it.
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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Say What??? I've used my laptops in US, Canada, Mexico, Carribean, Equidor, Peru, Chile, Brazil, England, Scotland, Spain, Germany, Denmark, France, and Italy. This is without making a single change. The WiFi standards are worldwide. The difference is additional channels are available outside the US that are not used in the US. If you are looking to use a data card such as the CDMA card that is supplied by Verizon, just plan on it not working and take advantage of the proliferation of 802.11B you will find. If you have a quadband Sierra card, it will work in Germany but prep for the costs.
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you do not need to do anything. You laptop will pick up the wireless signal like in USA. If you are in a hotel, ask them the password for their wifi. Was in Europe, never had to change anything (even in the Alps) Used a "low end" Toshiba
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I know I can't just log on when I get there. The system has to be re-configured to conform to the region. But I don't know how to do it, and HP wants me to PAY $150 for an extended warranty before their CS dept will help me. Can YOU help me? God will bless you for it.
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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Say What??? I've used my laptops in US, Canada, Mexico, Carribean, Equidor, Peru, Chile, Brazil, England, Scotland, Spain, Germany, Denmark, France, and Italy. This is without making a single change. The WiFi standards are worldwide. The difference is additional channels are available outside the US that are not used in the US. If you are looking to use a data card such as the CDMA card that is supplied by Verizon, just plan on it not working and take advantage of the proliferation of 802.11B you will find. If you have a quadband Sierra card, it will work in Germany but prep for the costs.
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you do not need to do anything. You laptop will pick up the wireless signal like in USA. If you are in a hotel, ask them the password for their wifi. Was in Europe, never had to change anything (even in the Alps) Used a "low end" Toshiba
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