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I would check with Panasonic. The specs do not list an Ethernet port but Viera Cast says it works by connecting a LAN cable. So I'm a little unsure what is correct or not. Connecting useing a Wireless
This TV does not support a wireless Internet connection as far as I can see from the specs. There seems to be an Ethernet port but not WiFi. So you can run a cable from your router to the TV, but not WiFi
Another computer in the same location can connect wirelessly? There are a couple of possibilities here. Either the wireless adapter on the Dell is going or is gone, or the Wireless Access Point of the
First, this is not text messaging. Please do not use text speak! Second, a LAN is when you connect using Ethernet directly to a switch. A WAN is when you connect to a network through a router. Dialup
I'm not following what you are trying to do. If you have a LAN cable running from the router to your work room, then I would just use that. If you can't get a wireless signal from the router, then either
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