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wireless card
Re my previous questions, have now spoken to Dell, not impressed because they take your number without you even giving them it. Have already had one call, I really do not like these sales people who pester you.
Anyway they have said that one of their computers, Dell Inspiron 560, Core Duo 4GB comes with a wireless card. I asked whether it had b,g or n capability and was informed that this only applied to laptops and that the wireless card would connect to any router.
Is this right.
Thanks
Riptide
Anyway they have said that one of their computers, Dell Inspiron 560, Core Duo 4GB comes with a wireless card. I asked whether it had b,g or n capability and was informed that this only applied to laptops and that the wireless card would connect to any router.
Is this right.
Thanks
Riptide
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Load of rubbish, wireless b/g/ or n applies to all wireless cards regardless of in a desktop or a laptop
it's a wireless n card in it (optional)
http://www1.euro.dell...n-560&cs=ukdhs1&s=dhs
it's a wireless n card in it (optional)
http://www1.euro.dell...n-560&cs=ukdhs1&s=dhs
Chuck remember it's probably some blonde Lady hes spoken to who hasn't got a clue what shes on about. I once had an argument with someone at dell because they told me that I couldn't run XP on a machine designed for VISTA, even though the specifications were exactly the same. In the end the person hung up on me because he couldn't admit he was wrong, stupid people :)