| Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG Mini-PCI Adapter - Network adapter - Mini PCI - 802.11b, 802.11g |
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Model: 73P2802
Brand: Lenovo
Manufacturer: Lenovo
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Total Reviews: 3
Form factor: Plug-in module
Hardware platform: PC
Data link protocol: IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g
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| Get wireless connection flexibility, speed and throughput with this Mini PCI adapter. Designed for select wireless upgradeable ThinkPad notebooks with the integrated UltraConnect Antenna. Dual-mode operation helps you connect and switch between b/g wireless LANs in your office, or if you subscribe and connect to WLANs where you travel. The Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG Mini PCI Adapter automatically searches for the best WLAN connection available. |
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WORKS FOR ME, June 9, 2008
By user
I HAVE THREE OF THESE LITTLE JEWELS. ALL THREE WORK VERY WELL. ALL THREE ARE INSTALLED IN DESKTOPS USING AN ADAPTER FROM LOGIC SUPPLY. JUST DOWNLOAD/INSTALL DRIVERS FROM INTEL. WORKS! IT'S THE ONLY ONE THAT WORKS WITH LINUX...KERNEL HAS THE DRIVER! WIN2K. WINXP. IT WORKS!
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Stay away from this black hole of a wireless card..., January 25, 2006
By user (Evanston, IL)
I suggest that prior to purchasing this card you do a Google search for "2200BG problems" and you will see what the brutal reality of the 2200BG is in the marketplace. Intel seems to be incapable (after many releases) of writing a 2200BG driver that actually works and does not repeatedly drop connections even in the face of a strong signal. Do yourself a favor and put a different card in your notebook. I struggled with this piece of garbage for months as have hundreds if not thousands of other users. I would love to have a nickel for every hour I spent trying to get this card to work.
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Total CRAP, August 27, 2005
By user (Delray Beach, FL)
This card came in my dell Inspiron 700m. Still battling with it to try to get it to work. Have tried numerous fixes- connecting via different channel, getting latest drivers, connecting securely and insecurely, reseating the card, connecting on b instead of g band, increasing power amount to signal... nothing has worked. Many people have been posting on tech support boards with same problem. It is either an incompatibility with certain routers (I have Linksys) or it is a stodgy card. Unfortunately there don't seem to be a lot of mini pci alternatives and Dell and HP laptops both come with this card.
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