Which network device connects a local area network to the internet and can repackage data for a different network?

1. A router receives data, analyses it and transmits it on to other networks. 2. A router connects a local area network to the internet. 3. Unlike a hub or a switch it can decide or alter how the data is packaged. 4. If the next network cannot carry large packets, the router repackages the data as smaller packets. 5. A repeater only boosts a signal, a hub only broadcasts, and RJ45 is merely an eight-pin plug. _Source: syllabus Computer Science Class 12, Ch 10 'Computer Networks', S10.4.7 Router_