2668g2u vs 2668g7u
2668g2u vs 2668g7u
can someone tell me the difference between these 2 models
It's listed in the tabook.pdf (see Bill's site, http://www.thinkpads.com/start.htm ).
The difference is the wireless option, that's it.
The G2U has the Intel Pro/Wireless (a/b/g) adapter (Intel 2915 chipset)
The G7U has the IBM Wireless II (a/b/g) adapter (Atheros AR5004X chipset)
Search the forums for the differences between the two cards. Some folks are leaning towards the Atheros chipset & I'm actually looking at ordering a G7U myself as I have Atheros based AP's at my location.
The difference is the wireless option, that's it.
The G2U has the Intel Pro/Wireless (a/b/g) adapter (Intel 2915 chipset)
The G7U has the IBM Wireless II (a/b/g) adapter (Atheros AR5004X chipset)
Search the forums for the differences between the two cards. Some folks are leaning towards the Atheros chipset & I'm actually looking at ordering a G7U myself as I have Atheros based AP's at my location.
Re: 2668g2u vs 2668g7u
Item #1 in the FAQ.chacha wrote:can someone tell me the difference between these 2 models
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