brad_mor
02-27-2007, 07:38 PM
I have a Dell Wireless 1500 Draft N mini-pcie card for sale.
http://members.shaw.ca/brad.moriarity/DSCN0895.JPG
It is 100% compatible with any Windows XP or Windows Vista based laptop or microsized PC (think Mac Mini size) that has a Mini PCI-E wireless card (also called Mini Card). Basically if you have an Intel 3945ABG card or a newer Atheros wireless card in your laptop and want to upgrade to wireless N without the hassle of an external adapter this is what you need. There are other mini PCI-E laptop cards as well, but I replaced my Intel 3945ABG with one of these.
Dell P/N: 0NJ449
It is based off of the Broadcom chipset which means excellent compatibility with most major brands of wireless N products like Linksys, Netgear, Buffalo, Asus, etc.
It is completely backwards compatible with 802.11 B and G networks so it works with all existing wireless products perfectly.
Im asking $60 for the card or $100 including installation in most laptops.
I cannot install it on every laptop model simply because I have not worked with every laptop model before, so ask first.
http://members.shaw.ca/brad.moriarity/DSCN0895.JPG
It is 100% compatible with any Windows XP or Windows Vista based laptop or microsized PC (think Mac Mini size) that has a Mini PCI-E wireless card (also called Mini Card). Basically if you have an Intel 3945ABG card or a newer Atheros wireless card in your laptop and want to upgrade to wireless N without the hassle of an external adapter this is what you need. There are other mini PCI-E laptop cards as well, but I replaced my Intel 3945ABG with one of these.
Dell P/N: 0NJ449
It is based off of the Broadcom chipset which means excellent compatibility with most major brands of wireless N products like Linksys, Netgear, Buffalo, Asus, etc.
It is completely backwards compatible with 802.11 B and G networks so it works with all existing wireless products perfectly.
Im asking $60 for the card or $100 including installation in most laptops.
I cannot install it on every laptop model simply because I have not worked with every laptop model before, so ask first.