Does this 6230 IEEE 802.11n (draft) Bluetooth 3.0 - Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Combo Adapter (Bulk) work for a Samsung 11.6 inch ultrabook (Model # NP900X1B)?
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Yes, But make sure you download 2 latest driver For Intel WIFI Driver directly Intel Website, as for Bluetooth, you might have to find more infos at intel website.
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Yes and no. The wireless feature will work fine. However, you will need a wired connection after installing it (usually) in order to let Windows install the latest drivers. It can be a bit of a pain to get it to working at first, but that's it. The Bluetooth function is another story all together. You must have a Bluetooth function in your BIOS, IOT( in order to) turn it on. Hope that helps! Good luck!
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The model in question does take a half height WiFi adapter. And Samsung doesn't lock there computers to specific adapters like dell and HP. Plus I see where a few other people have bought the 6230 and own the same model as you. So I would have to say yes it should work just fine. Just make sure you download the drivers first. And you will be fine
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I bought it specifically because my Bluetooth was not working. Other than having to add the MAC address for wifi it worked immediately - both wifi and bluetooth
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please post a review! I'm debating on whether to get this, not sure if it's the same as a regular old bluetooth adapter (which is much cheaper) and can't seem to find any information about it.
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I double checked the specs, it does NOT come with bluetooth, there are no bluetooth antennas in it. http://us.toshiba.com/computers/laptops/satellite/U940/U945-S4130/
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I checked up on it and Asus was in the group for compatible notebooks. I have never had a problem with this adapter. I recommend this product.
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This is M.2 NGFF, NOT Mini-PCIe Compare for yourself: http://www.mfactors.com/7260ngw-intel-dual-band-wireless-ac-7260-802-11ac-dual-band-2x2-wi-fi-bluetooth-4-0/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M.2
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wireless-Mini-USB-Adapter-Bluetooth-v2-0-edr-Dongle-2014-/111322395163?pt=US_USB_Wi_Fi_Adapters_Dongles&hash;=item19eb54f21b
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Hi Joseph, The Panda Wireless-N adapter and SamSung WIS12ABGNX adapter use the same IC. You can use this adapter to replace the SamSung WIS12ABGNX adapter. Panther One Technical Support (408) 827-8106
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Thank you. That is a good question. I actually do not know, as I never use Bluetooth. Best to "Google" the computer model number and check the specifications.
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I don't see why not IF you have 3 antenna wires. It is a 3 antenna device, whereas the 6235 is a 2 antenna device. If you only have 2 antenna wires, then get the 6235. If connecting the 3 wire 6300 to a 2 wire device, such as the Intel NUC, then connect the NUC's black wire to post #1 and the gray wire to post #2 for best reception. I read that any " off the shelf " WiFi card wont work because the bios will block it. You may have to buy a Lenovo branded card with a lenovo FRU number. Go here http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/research/hints-or-tips/detail.page?&LegacyDocID;=MIGR-77280 and scroll about halfway down to see what Lenovo has to say about which WiFi card(s) and driver(s) to use. I don't see why not IF you have 3 antenna wires. It is a 3 antenna device, whereas the 6235 is a 2 antenna device. If you only have 2 antenna wires, then get the 6235. If connecting the 3 wire 6300 to a 2 wire device, such as the Intel NUC, then connect the NUC's black wire to post #1 and the gray wire to post #2 for best reception. I read that any " off the shelf " WiFi card wont work because the bios will block it. You may have to buy a Lenovo branded card with a lenovo FRU number. Go here... » Read More I don't see why not IF you have 3 antenna wires. It is a 3 antenna device, whereas the 6235 is a 2 antenna device. If you only have 2 antenna wires, then get the 6235. If connecting the 3 wire 6300 to a 2 wire device, such as the Intel NUC, then connect the NUC's black wire to post #1 and the gray wire to post #2 for best reception. I read that any " off the shelf " WiFi card wont work because the bios will block it. You may have to buy a Lenovo branded card with a lenovo FRU number. Go here http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/research/hints-or-tips/detail.page?&LegacyDocID;=MIGR-77280 and scroll about halfway down to see what Lenovo has to say about which WiFi card(s) and driver(s) to use. « Show Less
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Greetings,Yes, the included wireless adapter supports:802.11n and Bluetooth 4.0Best regards,MITXPC
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Because it is a Samsung wireless Lan adapter is not compatible with other products than Samsung
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Yes it is. You will need to open up the bottom of the case and replace the exiting Dell Wireless 1502 802.11n WLAN mini adapter. The Intel adapter will provide both WiFi and Bluetooth from this one adapter.
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It works very well with all bluetooth equipped peripherals. I use it for my galaxy note as a home computer on my LCD TV and I've had no issues ever.
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Hello, I have the Mitsubishi WD-92840 92-Inch and this product (Mitsubishi AWNU231 IEEE 802.11n USB Wi-Fi Adapter) is suppose to work with Mitsubishi televisions however I was unable to get it to work for mine. The device was unable to find my wireless router / network therefore I was not able to get the device to work. Am not sure if I couldn't get the device to work because I wasn't computer literate enough to figure it out nevertheless I tried every troubleshooting technique I knew to get device up and running and unable to do so. It is my understanding this device has been discontinued by the manufacturer, hope this helps... Hello, I have the Mitsubishi WD-92840 92-Inch and this product (Mitsubishi AWNU231 IEEE 802.11n USB Wi-Fi Adapter) is suppose to work with Mitsubishi televisions however I was unable to get it to work for mine. The device was unable to find my wireless router / network therefore I was not able to get the device to work. Am not sure if I couldn't get the device to work because I wasn't computer literate enough to figure it out nevertheless I tried every troubleshooting technique I knew to get device up and running and unable to do so. It is my understanding this device has been discontinued... » Read More Hello, I have the Mitsubishi WD-92840 92-Inch and this product (Mitsubishi AWNU231 IEEE 802.11n USB Wi-Fi Adapter) is suppose to work with Mitsubishi televisions however I was unable to get it to work for mine. The device was unable to find my wireless router / network therefore I was not able to get the device to work. Am not sure if I couldn't get the device to work because I wasn't computer literate enough to figure it out nevertheless I tried every troubleshooting technique I knew to get device up and running and unable to do so. It is my understanding this device has been discontinued by the manufacturer, hope this helps... « Show Less
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It is not. You could swap out the internal wireless card for one that includes bluetooth for about $25 (see http://www.amazon.com/6230-IEEE-802-11n-draft-Bluetooth/dp/B004PG08SE/), but this requires you to be comfortable with modifying the hardware and may void the warranty. This is probably what I'll do, but an easier solution which won't affect your warranty is a bluetooth USB dongle (See http://www.amazon.com/Asus-Mini-Bluetooth-Dongle-USB-BT211/dp/B0041UJVI2/).
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Yes, that is the device I am buying them for. It is backwards compatible with 802.11n as well.