Hi, is this the WIFLI model?
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The medium cage is not necessarily the wifli model. The wifli does have a longer cage and capacity for a 32 tooth cog.
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Yes. That is the EXACT model number. Comes in the original box that has a sticker with the Model Number, SKU, UPC, Serial Number, and SW-Ver (although that is now upgradable). This is the WiFi version. Very nice functional tablet.
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It is another model. Check with the official website for the different models.
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No, these are the latest models, you can tell by the actual model designation number. I think it ends in something like EFRX..... One of mine would not format initially, and WD overnighted me a new one... even before they sent me the RMA (Returm Material Authorization) !
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Sorry, it is too new and I have not yet used this features. I have purchased it for overseas use where wifi is not available.
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The iX6820 is just the iX6520 with wireless. I have both models, one at work and one at home. The graphic quality is exactly the same. Again the newer model is just with wireless added.
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You are correct that the WiFi is built in and it works very well. No additional hardware required.
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From what I could tell it is a matter of one version having 2GB of dedicated video RAM (B040K), and the other having 1GB of dedicated vRAM as well as "WiDi" wireless display technology (B022K).
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No the WiFi module is separate, this board has by far outshined some of my more expensive builds. Well worth the price
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Its a v2 cause did not come with the qifi antenna .and not really sopport wifi
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I just checked the support forums at Dell.com and the answer is yes - http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/network-internet-wireless/f/3324/t/18975324.aspx
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Yes, this model has integrated Wi-Fi (as well as direct Ethernet and Z-wave support). The "S" at the end of the model (TUXWIFIS) indicates the color. This is not the 6280i, it is the TUXWIFIS. You are correct about the 6280i, is not Wi-Fi (but does support Z-wave). The 6280WIFI would be the Wi-Fi compatible version of the 6280i.
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im pretty sure this is ver 1. read close single band wifi is only on ver 1.x .
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I purchased the DWA device months ago and have no problems with it's operation. In researching the specifications on this device there is no reference to hardware versions, only the WIFI communication with the standard protocol of IEEE 802.11a, g and n information you are likely aware. When researching "hardware version is A2?" all I find is a reference to "Bluebottle OS" as well as a reference to a compiler developed at the UNIVAC division of Remington Rand in 1953. Both references seem to be unrelated to WIFI and the operation of this device. Can you be more specific with your questions and how you are relating this to the WIFI communications between you PC and Modem? I purchased the DWA device months ago and have no problems with it's operation. In researching the specifications on this device there is no reference to hardware versions, only the WIFI communication with the standard protocol of IEEE 802.11a, g and n information you are likely aware. When researching "hardware version is A2?" all I find is a reference to "Bluebottle OS" as well as a reference to a compiler developed at the UNIVAC division of Remington Rand in 1953. Both references seem to be unrelated to WIFI and the operation of this device. Can you be more specific... » Read More I purchased the DWA device months ago and have no problems with it's operation. In researching the specifications on this device there is no reference to hardware versions, only the WIFI communication with the standard protocol of IEEE 802.11a, g and n information you are likely aware. When researching "hardware version is A2?" all I find is a reference to "Bluebottle OS" as well as a reference to a compiler developed at the UNIVAC division of Remington Rand in 1953. Both references seem to be unrelated to WIFI and the operation of this device. Can you be more specific with your questions and how you are relating this to the WIFI communications between you PC and Modem? « Show Less
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In my experience, some Lenovo laptops restrict Wi-Fi cards to those on their whitelist. I'd suggest keeping your choices to those listed in the Hardware Maintenance Manual for your model. Find this by searching for "Lenovo U410 HMM". Locate what you are looking for in the Parts List section of the document, then do a search on the specified FRU (Field Replaceable Unit) number. In your case, it is "Lenovo 20200048". This is an Intel 2200N, which, according to Intel, does support WiDi.
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The one delivered to me is actually the L100i version, as requested, cause I needed 3g HSPA 850/2100.
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In my experience *most* consumer wifi devices have the same antenna connector (assuming they have a connector at all.)