laptop wireless cards

Jun 17
2008

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laptop wireless cards

Has built in Wi-Fi laptop and a wireless option for the same purpose? Is it harder?

I have a laptop with built in Wi-Fi, but I also have an ExpressCard slot for an optional card. If I buy the card from my signal that the built in Wi-Fi or ExpressCard slot not reach a different purpose?

Sometimes yes, sometimes not. Everything depends on the wireless adapter is installed inside your laptop. If you say, who had an old wireless adapter B in your laptop now, and you go buy a Wireless-N to install, which increased the speed and scope with the new Wireless-N card. But wireless, if one is already built-N, then there would be no advantage, except perhaps a little more wide due to the external antenna.

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