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I like the PCMCIA and / or the mono PCI - don't care where the Antennae is.

This is one of the components that could fail especially with the new technology , 
machine heat, dropping  and all that.



On Tue, 25 Mar 2003 14:40:30 est5edt, Charles McCallister wrote:

>Lewis, 
>
>
> > For wireless, I believe the antenna  
> > connector plugs in 
>
>
>I figured this would be the way these adapters worked, also thinking the 
>connectors may be something like internal slip-in batteries with a push
>fit,  or something. Some dude on a CIS Comm forum was dis'ing the concept
>of having  the wireless components integrated on the m/b in the event of
>failure implying  you'd have to return the m/b for service. I suggested
>that in the interim you  could always use a PCMCIA wireless adapter until
>you found a temporary  replacement and then send in your unit, but.... 
>
>Anyway, thanks for the tutorial. <G> 
>
>
> Charles 
> [13:22 CT, 25-Mar-03] 
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