And it looks the same with the laptop or how does it look there
Wi-Fi usb stick or Wi-Fi device on the motherboard
Yes will work.
Stick is wireless Wi-Fi.
Desktops often do not have Wi-Fi onboard, but there are also those who have it. You should have a closer look at the pc.
Laptops, on the other hand, usually have this built in, although you can certainly find a few isolated ones somewhere that have no WLAN installed.
You can also use the new gaming PCs or vlt that are 2 3 years old, how do smartphones connect wirelessly to Wi-Fi?
Because I know it from the past, where you would need an extra cable or a stick for the PC
Some gaming pcs have already installed it (onboard wlan). It always says
Generally, however, Wi-Fi is not recommended if you want to gamble on it (multiplayer)
Arrives on the PC. Some already have WLAN cards installed on the mainboard or installed internally (it is the same as an external stick), others not.
There's also a plug-in card for WLAN function.
With a few exceptions (e.g. Medion), ready-made PCs are not equipped with WLAN as standard.
If desired, such a PC can be retrofitted with a PCI WLAN card or USB WLAN stick.
Laptops are usually equipped with Wi-Fi.
