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An 802.11b/g M.2 Wi-Fi adapter for Inspiron 1410, Vostro A840 and Vostro A860 laptops
This genuine Dell OEM module uses the Atheros QMI EM112 chipset to add 802.11b/g wireless connectivity through an M.2 interface. It is supplied as a working pull that has been tested and guaranteed to function perfectly. The Dell part number is P065X.
This card fits the Inspiron 1410, Vostro A840 and Vostro A860 as a like-for-like repair part. Buyers who need 802.11n, 802.11ac or newer Wi-Fi standards should look elsewhere. Builders requiring Bluetooth or a different form factor will not be able to use this module.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
| Product type | M.2 Wi-FI Adapter |
The Dell P065X module is a standard M.2 Wi-Fi adapter designed for the listed laptops and operates within the normal power envelope of those systems.
Yes, the card requires the laptop's built-in antenna leads; the Inspiron 1410, Vostro A840 and Vostro A860 all include them.
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