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    wireless-n in m1210

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by Rdrnatn24, Aug 23, 2007.

  1. Rdrnatn24

    Rdrnatn24 Notebook Enthusiast

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    My home network is getting upgraded with a wireless-n router so i figure i might as well benefit. I'm looking to replace my Intel pro wireless abg card with a wireless n card. Does anyone know where i can find an internal card compatible with my m1210? Also, will I see a big increase in speed from wireless-g? Thanks.
     
  2. thomasfx11

    thomasfx11 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I would check the Dell website. You should noticed a difference on downloading large files if you have a fast connection. No difference for everyday web surfing.
     
  3. lcarr

    lcarr Newbie

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    I have a m1210 with wireless N and it kicks butt. I connect to my router at 130mb. That's faster than my wired 10/100. It's the best thing short of gigabit wired. I'm very happy. I never hook up a wire any more. I have a wireless router upstairs and a WAP downstairs and roam around seamlessly.