My computer, PS3, and Sprint net access

Henroid

My internet access comes from a USB device from Sprint. When the device plugs into a computer, it checks if the software is installed from it, does so if needed, and the user can login from there. I can't use it on the PS3 directly (yes, I have tried), so I was wondering if there was a way I can setup this sort of chain to grant my PS3 net access:

Sprint card -> computer -> PS3

That is, having the PS3 hooked up to my computer by some means while the computer is hooked up to the net and sharing that access. I could've sworn a chain like this is possible. But y'know. Don't use the knowledge, and its lost and all that.

For the record I'm working off Windows XP SP3 here.

exoplasm

Internet Connection Sharing:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/crawford_02july01.mspx

http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp_ics/

Though I wouldn't recommend it. You'll have terrible latency and likely get a huge bill or service cut off for using lots of bandwidth.

taliosfalcon

i've used a cellphone wireless card/ ICS for my 360 card before and it didn't add any horrible latency maybe 10-15 ms tops..i did get my service cut off for d/ling over 200 gigs a month two months in a row though =/ unlimited plan my ass. That being said since i believe the ps3 is wireless only you'd need to buy a wireless router, wire your computer into that, then have the router broadcast a signal for the ps3..and it would be a bitch to get a setup like that going without nat issues