I have a nice DLink WBR-1310 that's almost like new. friend of mine who couldn't get it to work properly gave it to me (he can be a lil batty, but who am I to complain. a freebie is a freebie!). anyhow, we bought two of these Acer beasts from Futureshop yesterday with their $799 special. we got the only two our particular location had. I would like to get N speeds between them, if possible as I can see a lot of file transferring happening in the near future once the wireless network is up.![]()
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What wireless chipset does it have?
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Funny, I just picked up the same laptop online (it only had 1 left so I didn't think there'd be any left in store!) and was just going to post the same question.
The website says "Intel 4965 AGN + Antenna".
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Connect with Centrino
Netgear: 1 2 (Pretty old though)
Belkin
Buffalo
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what draft N is the Intel 4965, WackyT? the first incarnation or the newer one? would it work with the WRT600N or the DGL-4500? the fact you can connect on a/g/n without dropping to the lowest standard is attractive.
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I think it's Draft-N Ver. 2, but I'm not positive.
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do you know how we'd go about finding out exactly what draft version it is? :lol:
edit - well, I pulled up the Intel page with the specs, but I still don't know what spec it may be running.
for those of you who may be able to decipher it, here:
http://www.intel.com/network/connectivity/products/wireless/wireless_n/overview.htm
edit2 - well, I have found out that it's Draft N v1.06...whatever that means.
see here:
http://www.intel.com/support/wireless/wlan/4965agn/sb/CS-025339.htm
edit 3 - well, I may have gone off too early...that last link is almost a year old
what N router to use my Acer 5920-6273 N wifi?
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by camvan, Dec 16, 2007.