WTB - MINI-PCIE WLAN Device

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WTB - MINI-PCIE WLAN Device

Hi all,

Im in need of a spare minipcie wlan device. Found in more recent laptops, if anyone has a broken laptop with one of these devices in i would be extremely grateful if you could post or give me a PM.

I have to know what your device is before i can say yes or no, Atheros and intel devices are a no go as thats what ive got already, Dell devices are preferred but not necessary.

as for price im still in a bit of a pickle money wise and can just about stretch to p&p, pm me if you have anything and we can work something out.

if your not sure, the connector must look like this

cheers

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November 25th, 2008, 11:21 AM

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I have a mini-PCI (not "E") card that is not being used... does the laptop have a spare mini-pci slot? If so let me know.

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November 25th, 2008, 12:13 PM

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if it looks like the image above then im interested (depending on what it is) if its not then thanks but its no use, its to replace a mini-pcie card in my laptop, i need a broadcom chipset if it helps.

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November 26th, 2008, 08:12 AM

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nope, mine is mini-PCI, not PCIe... figured I would at least check.

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