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09/26/2008 Edit: Only the 91P7301 cards left at this time.
01/22/2009 Edit: 91P7301 cards clearance priced at $15 each!
01/25/2009 Edit: All sold.

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I'm moving all my laptops to A/B/G cards so these B and BG cards are for sale. I also have some extra A/B/G cards as well. All cards with FRU numbers are IBM OEM.

FRU 93P3483 (Intel 2200BG): $15 - SOLD
FRU 91P7267 (Intel 2100B): $5 - SOLD
FRU 91P7301 (Atheros/Philips A/B/G): $15 (multiple available) - SOLD

Intel 2200BG without IBM FRU: $10 - SOLD

Prices for these wireless cards include US shipping.

Edit: As long as it doesn't say "sold" it's available.

virge wrote:I'm swapping moving all my laptops to A/B/G cards so these two B/G cards are for sale. I should have a couple more later on.

Card #1: FRU 93P3483
Card #2 Appears to be non IBM OEM. Labeled as PRO/Wireless 2200B/G

One card came from an X23, the other from a T41. Both were working fine (for 2200 B/G cards).

Andy,

I'll take one with an IBM FRU number on....

Thanks,
Ron

Listing updated and bumped.

Another update and bump!

YGPM, thanks!
Michel

PM replied to.

Update and bump!

i'll take the last 2200BG!

You got PM for FRU 91P7301.

PM responded to. I got quite a few of these if anyone wants more than one.

i might want one.
i gotta double check to make sure it'll work in my t43.

Tried sending PM. Got this:

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I would like one of the 91P7301 cards.

Well it's in my outbox.
You MAY have a PM

Gripcon wrote:Well it's in my outbox.
You MAY have a PM

PM received and reply is sent.

Is there an off chance you still have the FRU 91P7301 (Atheros/Philips A/B/G) ??? I'm in need of one.

virge wrote:09/26/2008 Edit: Only the 91P7301 cards left at this time.
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I'm moving all my laptops to A/B/G cards so these B and BG cards are for sale. I also have some extra A/B/G cards as well. All cards with FRU numbers are IBM OEM.

FRU 93P3483 (Intel 2200BG): $15 - SOLD
FRU 91P7267 (Intel 2100B): $5 - SOLD
FRU 91P7301 (Atheros/Philips A/B/G): $25 (multiple available)

Intel 2200BG without IBM FRU: $10 - SOLD

Prices for these wireless cards include US shipping.

Edit: Posting Updated

cadman wrote:Is there an off chance you still have the FRU 91P7301 (Atheros/Philips A/B/G) ??? I'm in need of one.

Still have some available. When they're gone I'll add "Sold" to the title.

Excuse my ignorance but will any of the cards you have left fit a T43 Type 2668-41G please?

If not could I be so cheeky as to ask if you know the part number or FRU of the card that will fit please?

Thanks & regards,
-=Glyn=-

GlynH wrote:Excuse my ignorance but will any of the cards you have left fit a T43 Type 2668-41G please?

If not could I be so cheeky as to ask if you know the part number or FRU of the card that will fit please?

Thanks & regards,
-=Glyn=-

Another forum member informed me that certain X41t and T43 models may throw out an "incompatible card" error because these are not original to those machines. No problems with T42, X40 and older machines.

The one you are looking for is probably 93P4262.

Thanks for the reply Virge,

Have a free 'bump' on me!

Kind regards,
-=Glyn=-

Pardon the basic questions, but

is the above card an internal, does it work on a T40 which has internal wifi (original card) and how about how long will it take the 1st time dis-assembler to install?

Edit: How does it's range compare to FRU 93P4262 which claims "The chipset itself supports Atheros eXtended Range (XR) technology...."
My main reasons for upgrading are longer range and compatibility, the current card is obsolete. Not too worried about hitting 108mb/s.

Ah... is there such a thing as an 802.11n capable card compatible with a T40, and is there any benefit to it for an individual user? I understand that -n in draft not final status.


thanks

Thanks for bumping this thread. I've got a few of these left and they're just collecting dust. Clearance priced: $15 shipped within the US.

To answer your questions, the card is internal and works fine in a T40. You will have to remove the keyboard and palmrest. I'd probably budget 30minutes for the job if its your first time doing this. I don't know how the card compares to the newer extended range chips because I don't have any of those to compare to. The same for N cards. There are forum members that have tried N cards successfully, but I haven't tried myself. 802.11G is fast enough for what I do. Hopefully someone will step in and answer some those questions.

PM sent, Atheros for R40.