is it possible to add verizon wireless card later?
Posted: Mon May 29, 2006 11:34 pm
i want to take my verizon card from my t60p and put in my x60s, can it be done? cause the t60p is glued to my desk.
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I'm not saying you can do this from a technical POV, but there are no regulatory problems with doing it yourself. Ram, for instance, also needs to be tested by the FCC for spurious emissions and you can install that yourself. Since the verizon card and the laptop are both individually registered, there should be no legal problem with combining them yourself. However, other posts in this thread do indicate technical infeasibility.fbrdphreak wrote:No, you cannot. These cards are still licensed by the FCC or something and thus you have to have the internal ones installed by the OEM.
Sorry I should've clarified. First of all you can't do it because you won't have an antenna. The reason for this, which is what I started previously, is that Lenovo can't sell these cards as they are restricted from doing so by the FCC. Sorry for the confusiontrentblase wrote:I'm not saying you can do this from a technical POV, but there are no regulatory problems with doing it yourself. Ram, for instance, also needs to be tested by the FCC for spurious emissions and you can install that yourself. Since the verizon card and the laptop are both individually registered, there should be no legal problem with combining them yourself. However, other posts in this thread do indicate technical infeasibility.fbrdphreak wrote:No, you cannot. These cards are still licensed by the FCC or something and thus you have to have the internal ones installed by the OEM.
Ok, now I'm really confused. It's a Verizon card, no?fbrdphreak wrote:Sorry I should've clarified. First of all you can't do it because you won't have an antenna. The reason for this, which is what I started previously, is that Lenovo can't sell these cards as they are restricted from doing so by the FCC. Sorry for the confusion