WTB Half-mini PCIe Wi-Fi and Bluetooth combo card

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Titokhan

Titokhan

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Planning to breathe a new life into an ageing laptop. Below are my requirements:
  • Specifications:
    • Half-mini PCIe Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
    • 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, BT 4.0 preferable
    • Chipset: Intel (example). Qualcomm/Atheros would do as well. No Broadcom, please.
  • Expected Price: ₹500.
  • Shipping charges: Included (to 734001).
PMs are welcome.
 
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@enthusiast29

I did go through your thread before creating this WTB one. Unfortunately, the 5 GHz is a mandatory requirement. The old card supports it too, but only with 802.11a; moreover there's no integrated Bluetooth.

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If only AliExpress is still a viable option, I will grab the Fenvi-made MPE-AXE3000H in a heartbeat. The features make it worth the price tag. Someone is selling them on Amazon.in, but the asking price sounds irrational to me.
 
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Does this work?
 

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@Dileep Nagesh

As mentioned above, I already arranged a 7260HMW. Nonetheless, I'll ping you if I need to revive another legacy model in future.

FYI, the unit in your possession is a 7260HMW AN, which supports 5 GHz, but only with 802.11a.
 
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