How does a Netbook connect to the internet?

Q. I have only had a desktop, never even a laptop, so I am clueless as to how you get connected to the internet via a netbook. Do you pay a monthly fee like I do for internet use on my desktop? How does it work when I'm not home, like traveling in a car? I use the computer mostly for pleasure, not for business, and obviously I'm pretty computer illiterate. Any help would be appreciated.

A. Netbooks can connect to the internet via a 3G wireless network, a Wi-Fi network, or in some cases, via a wired Ethernet cable. 3G-enabled netbooks have a built-in cellular radio and so do not require a separate wireless internet card. When accessing the internet from home, hotels or coffee shops, Wi-Fi can be a cost-effective supplement to your 3G wireless plan, since Wi-Fi access normally allows unlimited data use for free or a fixed fee. To switch from the 3G network to Wi-Fi, you simply flip a switch on the netbook. Some netbooks also have a built-in Ethernet jack, thus enabling internet access when Wi-Fi and 3G wireless networks are not available.

How do i connect my netbook to my printer since theres no cd drive on the netbook?

Q. I just bought a netbook and it has no cd drive for my printers installation cd. I have an Epson Stylus NX515 and am wondering how to connect my netbook and wireless printer. If it helps my printer is already connected to my wireless network.

A. USB,
or go to their website and download it there.

What is the best netbook for using free Internet at coffee shops and uploading photos?

Q. The only reasons I would use it? I want something that can fit in my purse as I travel and move around a lot and don't want to leave it in my car. I also need something fairly cheap as I lost my job and am looking for a new one on the Internet.

A. The best is a Sony Viao, but very expensive.

THe best value for money would be an Asus or Acer netbook.