Pick-up wireless signal (indoor) and long cable outdoors

I use my laptop for finishers' time recording during running events
(outside) and want to publish the most current standings through an
internet website on a projector inside, the building has WiFi.

What simple device can I use to pick-up the indoor WiFi signal and
lead it (wired?) to my laptop, which is about 50 yards away from the
building?

>I use my laptop for finishers' time recording during running events
> (outside) and want to publish the most current standings through an
> internet website on a projector inside, the building has WiFi.
>
> What simple device can I use to pick-up the indoor WiFi signal and
> lead it (wired?) to my laptop, which is about 50 yards away from the
> building?
>

One of these perhaps?

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/searc...olShowAll=true

If you haven't got a PCMCIA slot (unlikely), then you'll need a wireless
bridge adapter and plug into into the ethernet port on your PC.

sluijten@gmail.com wrote:

> I use my laptop for finishers' time recording during running events
> (outside) and want to publish the most current standings through an
> internet website on a projector inside, the building has WiFi.
>
> What simple device can I use to pick-up the indoor WiFi signal and
> lead it (wired?) to my laptop, which is about 50 yards away from the
> building?
This might do the job:

http://www.asus.com/products4.aspx?m...=12&l2=41&l3=0

It's a wireless nic that plugs into your laptop's network port; in your
case, through a rather long cat5 cable. $51.99 @ NewEgg

On Feb 3, 2:51 pm, Roby <r...@no-address.net> wrote:
> sluij...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I use my laptop for finishers' time recording during running events
> > (outside) and want to publish the most current standings through an
> > internet website on a projector inside, the building has WiFi.
>
> > What simple device can I use to pick-up the indoor WiFi signal and
> > lead it (wired?) to my laptop, which is about 50 yards away from the
> > building?
>
> This might do the job:
>
> http://www.asus.com/products4.aspx?m...=12&l2=41&l3=0
>
> It's a wireless nic that plugs into your laptop's network port; in your
> case, through a rather long cat5 cable. $51.99 @ NewEgg

It's going to be simpler than I thought: Netgear MA101 (wireless USB
adapter) with a USB extender that uses CAT5 UTP cable, this can go up
to 150 feet! (search on 'USB extender RJ45')