I seen a video that says I have to have an intel wireless capablilities if so how can I tell if I have that ?
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Hi! You can check your Computer Specifications if you have intel processor then get processor details from intel website. You must have Intel Processor with WIDI Capability, onboard Intel graphics cards and Intel Wifi card installed. Use this link for more info http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/highlights/wireless/wireless-display
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Look at the spec sheet for your computer. If unable to find it, google your computer being as specific as possible with model etc. to find specs.
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Mine does. I think almost every laptop now days has it but I would check the spec. sheet or ask the the seller.There should be something on the spec. sheet like the following; "Intel Centrino Wireless- N2230" or something similar.Good Luck;
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I'm not sure but you could check it out on YouTube or ask someone with tech experience like a Bestbuy co-worker.
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It should be using an Atheros chipset. More details can be found here. http://wikidevi.com/wiki/Atheros_AR5B22. Also the wireless card works like a charm.
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I purchased it but I haven't had a chance to use it everything I have is already Wireless
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How do we tell if it is the correct processor and what do we do if we don't get it?
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Yes I Hope, you should have " Intel® Centrino® Wireless-N 1000 or Centrino® Advanced N 6200 wireless card " for the WIDI in DELL laptops.And this laptop does have Wireless - N.
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If you have a laptop that is Intel WiDi capable, the ScreenCast adapter will receive a signal from your laptop regardless of the operating system. So if you have a laptop with WiDi capabilities you need to go to the Intel website, download and install the WiDi software and if it will run on your computer and shows you a screen that is searching for WiDi devices, even though you don't have one yet, you're good. When you do have an adapter, it will connect to your laptop and you will have HDMI wireless to your TV.So the question is!!!, will Win 8 run the Intel WiDi software. If it does, your good to go. If you have a laptop that is Intel WiDi capable, the ScreenCast adapter will receive a signal from your laptop regardless of the operating system. So if you have a laptop with WiDi capabilities you need to go to the Intel website, download and install the WiDi software and if it will run on your computer and shows you a screen that is searching for WiDi devices, even though you don't have one yet, you're good. When you do have an adapter, it will connect to your laptop and you will have HDMI wireless to your TV.So the question is!!!, will Win 8 run the Intel WiDi software. If it does,... » Read More If you have a laptop that is Intel WiDi capable, the ScreenCast adapter will receive a signal from your laptop regardless of the operating system. So if you have a laptop with WiDi capabilities you need to go to the Intel website, download and install the WiDi software and if it will run on your computer and shows you a screen that is searching for WiDi devices, even though you don't have one yet, you're good. When you do have an adapter, it will connect to your laptop and you will have HDMI wireless to your TV.So the question is!!!, will Win 8 run the Intel WiDi software. If it does, your good to go. « Show Less
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Hi,No it doesn't. But I can tell you this. Make sure you can install it in your computer. I made that mistake and almost ruined my computer. Your better off going to Intel's home website and download it yourself.
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http://www.cnet.com/laptops/averatec-3300-av3360-eg1/4507-3121_7-31274633.htmlCommunications Wireless 802.11b/g Wireless Controller Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG
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I don't have this plugged into an AMD board. You should just need to have compatible OS and Drivers installed for it to work. With an AMD processor you wont be able to take advantage of the Intel WIDI feature but it should work.
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You need to know what motherboard your using then go to the manufactures Web site look for downloads and drivers then look for bios updates
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hi Sercan, Wifi antenna is built in but module is not. you need to buy intel wifi module. In my case, i bought intel AC7260.
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I do not know very much about computers, but I will try to help. I am on it currently and there is a sticker that says intel inside core I3 if that helps. Sorry if it has nothing to do with your question.
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Probably different graphics capabilities. The intel core series has the capability of wireless video via built in software/hardware.
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I replaced the stock Intel PCIe card with the Bigfoot card, the trick is that as delivered, the Inspiron has a WiMAX card installed as well, so you have to remove the keyboard and replace the Intel PCIe card, after that, and after installing the drivers, it works great. Since I had never used the WiMAX card, and it looks like a network card, it surprised me to find that the active network card was still Intel... Removing the card, and still finding an active Intel card clued me in that I was replacing the wrong one... I've tried many different cards in my laptops, this one has proven to be the most reliable. I replaced the stock Intel PCIe card with the Bigfoot card, the trick is that as delivered, the Inspiron has a WiMAX card installed as well, so you have to remove the keyboard and replace the Intel PCIe card, after that, and after installing the drivers, it works great. Since I had never used the WiMAX card, and it looks like a network card, it surprised me to find that the active network card was still Intel... Removing the card, and still finding an active Intel card clued me in that I was replacing the wrong one... I've tried many different cards in my laptops, this one has proven to be... » Read More I replaced the stock Intel PCIe card with the Bigfoot card, the trick is that as delivered, the Inspiron has a WiMAX card installed as well, so you have to remove the keyboard and replace the Intel PCIe card, after that, and after installing the drivers, it works great. Since I had never used the WiMAX card, and it looks like a network card, it surprised me to find that the active network card was still Intel... Removing the card, and still finding an active Intel card clued me in that I was replacing the wrong one... I've tried many different cards in my laptops, this one has proven to be the most reliable. « Show Less
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The WD version has WiDi, which is Intel's wireless display technology. I think you need a compatible monitor to go with it, but I'm not so sure.