I just bought a used 12.1" IBM Thinkpad X30 with 1.2 p3-m, 40gb hdd, 512mb ram, xpo pro, office 2007 but no built in wireless. I'm using a wireless card right now, but it's a bit of an eyesore/inconvenience. Is there any way to install an internal wireless card? Or at least a less obtrusive/cost effective option? Thanks for your input!
If you're wondering, I got it for $170. Needed a cheap reliable mobile laptop for work. Don't care for a cd/dvd drive, as everything I do is web-based (what isn't these days?). So far I like it. It's quick (enough), light, and super portable.
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according to wiki, its got a miniPCI slot, so you should be able to install one.
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Category:X30 -
thanks! i'll look into that, i didnt even think of adding a minipci card. do you have any suggestions for one?
do i have to purchase one that is supported as outlined by the drivers/support page?
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-43800.html#Wireless
for instance, the intel pro wireless 2200bg mini pci adapter? or can i just use any mini pci adapter?
any help is appreciated, thanks!
Can I install internal wireless on X30?
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