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Wireless on a Laptop

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  • 05-10-2007 1:03pm
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    corglass
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    Hi,

    Anyone know if you can run the tiny mmc/sd wifi cards on laptops?

    I know their specifically designed for pda's, phones etc. but I've a laptop with no wireless and both the usb an pcmcia wireless adaptors seem way to awkward (already had one of each:( )

    Thanks:D


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    majiktripp
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    Whats the make and model of laptop?


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    corglass
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    Targa Visionary xp-210, a LIDL one. Thanks


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    Ghost Train
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    I would say not...

    but if you had a card reader that supported sdio(which i think is how these cards work), and if you had drivers for your operating system then it should be possible


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    majiktripp
    Registered Users Posts: 2,471 ✭✭✭majiktripp


    I would also say not...youy could open the laptop and see does it have the connection to add-in an internal wireless card,some laptops hsip with no onboard wireless but still have the connector slot on the motherboard to allow you to install one. I would think your laptop doesn't though...Looks like you might be stuck with ocmcia or usb wireless adaptors.


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