I have a Vostro 1720 that currently has a 1397 mini card. I want an n-band card. Will this one work? I see that you list Vostro 1710 but not 1720.
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It should. Usually, models that are in the same series, i.e. 1710, 1720, 1730, etc., are differentiated only by the store or retailer that stocks them. So Best Buy might have the 1710, Wal-Mart/Target, 1720, etc. Regardless though, laptop wifi adapters are almost always the same. I would look at your card and compare it to this one. I replaced the Intel card in my MSI laptop with this one and it worked perfectly, even better for connections as my last one dropped wifi every now and then.
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I just installed the card in my Vostro 460 Dell from 2011. Drivers installed ok. The Sata cable they sent is too short to connect to my hard drive SATA (only one available). Without power my USB 3.0 ports are not working. I have ordered a 12 inch cable which should arrive by the 4th. Hopefully powering it will solve my problem.
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I have purchased three of these cards. They each came with the hardware to mount in mini-tower and small-form-factor pcs. I have one in a Dell 745 mini-tower and another in a Dell Vostro 220S SFF. The important thing is you need a PCI-Express socket for the card wherever you plan to install it. I purchased them solely for the DVI and the HDMI capabilities.
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Probably. The Vostro uses 512Mb, 1Gb and 2Gb memory with a 200 pin connector. And, in physical appearance, this looks the same and has the 200 pin connector.
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sorry I have no idea. I am only a consumer. you need to contact Vornado directlythank you!
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yes. 1GB one does work perfectly for my VX8600, but CNET.com says a 2GB SD doesnt work in their 8600 by somehow. another thing, after you bought this card dont bother for a music essentials kit, I found only a pair of earbuds is usefull.
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Yup, just put a 32GB one in mine. Only shows 29.something gigs, a few short of full capacity, as do all cards and flash drives I wish I knew why and it drives me kooky, hee. But yes, it works. So there you go. Update: Please take note, previously I'd answered that someone informed me the he's using a 64GB card on this unit. He's since informed me that he had mistakenly posted on the wrong thread and intended that info for another player. So I've edited my answer. That said, the info on the 32GB card still stands, as I'm personally using one in my Evo. Cheers
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I just posted a reply to another question concerning this card, not sure if it's up yet. I'm using this on an old Precision 690 so it works just fine for me. However IMHO if you are using a newer system & also SSD you should look for something that matches your bus speed/etc and not go the inexpensive route. Not sure why you need this as your SSD's should be run off the mainboard and not through an expansion - unless all your drives are SSD's I suppose. If you have SS drives than I would suggest porting those through the expansion and the SSD's off of your board. Otherwise you will lose soooo much bandwidth/transfer speed...Good luck. I just posted a reply to another question concerning this card, not sure if it's up yet. I'm using this on an old Precision 690 so it works just fine for me. However IMHO if you are using a newer system & also SSD you should look for something that matches your bus speed/etc and not go the inexpensive route. Not sure why you need this as your SSD's should be run off the mainboard and not through an expansion - unless all your drives are SSD's I suppose. If you have SS drives than I would suggest porting those through the expansion and the SSD's off of your board. Otherwise you will lose... » Read More I just posted a reply to another question concerning this card, not sure if it's up yet. I'm using this on an old Precision 690 so it works just fine for me. However IMHO if you are using a newer system & also SSD you should look for something that matches your bus speed/etc and not go the inexpensive route. Not sure why you need this as your SSD's should be run off the mainboard and not through an expansion - unless all your drives are SSD's I suppose. If you have SS drives than I would suggest porting those through the expansion and the SSD's off of your board. Otherwise you will lose soooo much bandwidth/transfer speed...Good luck. « Show Less
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Check out the Vikant site for information. It will depend on if your machine can use the cards. http://www.vikant-emb.com/The Janome isn't listed though.
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No you can not. The chips are different for the two cards, it will not work. For it to work it has to have the same chip set.
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Sorry I have no idea Dave. I sold the card soon after I got it cause I found the Roland tricapture is a cheaper option which has loopback and has the hardware buttons for the loopback. I hope this helps :-)
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The card was made for the THXXPH10UK series. Since the 9 is an earlier series, I would not assume compatibility.
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The seller sent me low profile adapters with mine. Might want to contact seller before it ships to make sure they put the adopters with the card. I have mine in a small form factor Dell and works great. Win7
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Great tips in this thread, thanks.I can't find what memory card I can get for my new 790. Does anyone know if it will take an 8 or even a 16 gig SDHC card? And can I use a "Class 6", or is it only able to accept/benefit from a "Class 4"? Can anyone recommend a solid, inexpensive card reader for SDHC cards? Thanks for your replies.
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I recieve ZT-50308-10M witch for me is beter because of dimensions, the card is smaller than ZT-50306-10M so i had no need to rearange the other hardware.
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No, ExpressCard and PC Card (PCMCIA/CardBus) are different lengths, different voltage and not compatible.
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I have used it on my 580 Series, I haven't noticed much of a difference. It's a Mini-14... have fun with it.