Internal broadband modems

Do internal broadband modems have ethernet or USB
interface to connect a wireless broadband router to?
Thanks!

Most wireless routers also have wired ports which you can connect a network
cable to.

"Internal broadband modems" are Ethernet (network) cards, unless it's
specifically mentioned that they're wireless (802.11b or 802.11g - or have
other names, such as Apple's Airport.)

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> Do internal broadband modems have ethernet or USB
> interface to connect a wireless broadband router to?
> Thanks!


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I thought internal broadband modems are different from
ethernet/network cards. I know that most wireless routers
have atleast 4 ethernet ports on them.

Just want to know if I go for an internal broadband modem
on my main PC, would this modem have an ethernet (or a
USB) interface, that sticks out of the CPU cabinet maybe,
to run a cable from, to go to the wireless router.

If not, I guess I would need an ethernet/network/LAN card?
Thanks!

>-----Original Message-----
>Most wireless routers also have wired ports which you can
connect a network
>cable to.
>
>"Internal broadband modems" are Ethernet (network) cards,
unless it's
>specifically mentioned that they're wireless (802.11b or
802.11g - or have
>other names, such as Apple's Airport.)
>
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>> interface to connect a wireless broadband router to?
>> Thanks!
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