I was researching the Intel 6200 wireless card when I came across two different models:
Intel WiFi Link 6200 622AN.HMWG Wireless N PCI Express Network Adapter
and
Intel 622AN.HMWWB Wireless N PCI Express Network Adapter
Is there any difference between the two? Which one should I buy? Or is there a better model?
Thanks.
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They both look exactly the same to me. Maybe one is just an OEM serial while the other is retail. Those serial numbers are called PCODE's on the OEM box.
My OEM 6300 has 633AN.HMWWB at the end. -
Also, in the name:
INTEL WIFI LINK 6200 622AN.HMWG HALF HEIGHT MINICARD VPRO ENABLED 100PK
What do "HALF HEIGHT MINICARD", "VPRO ENABLED" AND "100PK" mean? -
Ahh it has vPRO on it. Im guessing 100PK is 100 pack because vPRO is mainly for corporate/ large business use. It basically allows IT administrators/support of the company to remotely log in to vPRO enabled cards to manage the machine and fix issues.
Half height is the size of the PCI-e card. The 6xxx intel series are all half heights. -
By the way I really appreciate your help. -
Yes should be okay to use.
Where are you buying it from? -
Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6200, PCIe Half-Mini Card - up to 300Mbps, 802.11a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi (622ANHMW) | Canada Computers
INTEL WIFI LINK 6200 622AN.HMWWB HALF HEIGHT MINICARD
INTEL WIFI LINK 6200 622AN.HMWG HALF HEIGHT MINICARD VPRO ENABLED 100PK 622AN.HMWG
First one is listed as HMW, second one is listed as HMWWB and the third one is listed as HMWG with the VPRO and 100PK. -
100 PK = 100 packs. Whoever is selling them, bought it in a group of 100 and is selling one card out of the bunch.
Intel 6200 different models?
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by BadNeighbor, Nov 17, 2010.