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Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2003 17:19:15 est5edt
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From:  Lewis G Rosenthal <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
To:  os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com
Subject: OS/2 Wireless Users List: new ThinkPad 8

Charles -

MiniPCI adapters snap in and out via a little trap door in the bottom of 
the machine, much the same way as the memory snaps in and out. For wired 
ethernet and/or combo ethernet/modem cards, there are one or two cable 
connectors to plug into the card. For wireless, I believe the antenna 
connector plugs in (the antenna is in the display frame, or so I've been 
told (which tends to be a good place for it, acting like a big antenna 
ring, akin to a UHF loop).

Charles McCallister wrote:

>Neil, 
>
>
> > I can get Artem or Cisco 340/350 today. 
> > I was waiting for LinkSys 
>
>
>Are you talking PCI wireless adapters? If so, why? 
>
>I'm more inclined to integrated wireless with the miniPCI, I suppose, being
> that I know next to nothing about the hardware. Which begs the question,
>how  does the miniPCI adapter work, is it removeable/replaceable if it
>should fail?  Isn't it actually internal to the machine such that nothing
>"sticks out?" 
>
>
> Charles 
> [11:30 CT, 24-Mar-03] 
>  
>
-- 

Lewis
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