You purchase a router in ether wireless or wired for your PS3 or you can connect wired with an ethernet cable directly between Cable or DSL modem and the back of your PS3. Routers allow you to split your internet connection and provide a connection to multiple devices like to your PC, PS3, Smart TV, and a laptop. Routers can be wired with output ports for ethernet cables or wireless for WiFi connections and those normally include outputs for wired connections. They are installed by plugging a ethernet cable from it's input into your modem's output.
A router is not part of the PS3 hardware, you must purchase a router if you need one.
You can forward ports on your router for your PS3's IP, add the PS3 to the router's DMZ, or (although just this isn't the best fix in my experience) turn UPnP on on your router
You can use a wireless connection if you have a wireless router
The button is on your router
Yes
It is your router that disconnects the PS3 and not the PS3 that disconnects the router. Set the router to always on for internet connection, your router is disconnecting when it is not being used by the PS3 for the internet
It would be on your router. the PS3 does not have a router you have to buy one if you need a router
The PS3 does not have a router. you must purchase one to connect online if you need a router
The button is on the router and not the PS3
A ps3 does not have a AOSS button the AOSS button is on your wireless routerThe button if available would be on your router and not the PS3 which does not have a router or the router's AOSS button
The PS3 does not have a router. It can go online with an ethernet cable connected to a router or modem or with WiFi from a wireless router or modem
You don't it could be on your router the PS3 does not have a router
A router is not part of the PS3 hardware, you must purchase a router if you need one.
There is no router on a PS3. There should be a router connected to your computer to give you wifi. The IS a network adapter built inside the PS3 that will connect to your router. For connecting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NC7aPylbI3M
The wireless router for PS3 is inside. To access it, you need to buy a wireless access point, called a router, and plug it in to your computer's Internet access area, usually a modem. Set it up with your computer, and then have the PS3 search for the router.
You can purchase a router and connect the PS3 to the router with an ethernet cable. The router must then be connected to a cable modem or similar internet source
You can forward ports on your router for your PS3's IP, add the PS3 to the router's DMZ, or (although just this isn't the best fix in my experience) turn UPnP on on your router