I need a wirless interenet card thingy for my stationary computer

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Published on 2010-12-30T03:53:26Z Indexed on 2010/12/30 3:55 UTC
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Going to move my stationary computer and hook it up to the TV. Which is far away from the wireless router. So i'm going to need a way to go on the Internet wirelessly from my stationary computer.

I was looking at some of those.. wireless pci adapter things. But i have no idea which one would be compatible with my computer. How can i tell?

oh i have a pentium 4, Windows XP like 600 megs of ram in case any of that matters.

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