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Your PS Vita system needs a wireless network to connect to the Internet. All models can connect via a Wi-Fi
network. 3G/Wi-Fi models can also connect via a mobile network.
If you do not have a Wi-Fi network in your home, you can use public Wi-Fi access points (hotspots) to connect to
the Internet.
Terms of use and the costs of using public Wi-Fi hotspots vary among Wi-Fi service providers. Consult
your service provider for details.
Connecting using a Wi-Fi network
To set up your PS Vita system to connect to the Internet using Wi-Fi network, you need the following:
A connection to the Internet via a home Wi-Fi access point or a public Wi-Fi hotspot. (A contract with an
Internet service provider might be required.)
A wireless access point or a wireless router
A wireless access point is hardware that devices can connect to wirelessly. A wireless router is a device that
provides access points and allows multiple devices (for example, your PS Vita system and a computer) to
connect to the Internet at the same time.
A cable modem or DSL modem
The SSID (the name of the access point) and security information (for example, the WEP key or WPA key).
Wi-Fi network example
The diagram below shows a sample Wi-Fi network setup. Actual connections might vary depending on the types
of devices you use for the access point and modem, and on device settings.
A wireless access point or a wireless router
A cable modem or DSL modem
A connection to the Internet
Connecting via a wireless access point
When an Internet connection is required, your PS Vita system automatically searches for nearby wireless access
points.
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