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Adds 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to compatible HP laptops via Mini PCIe
The New Ocean Tech adapter uses a Realtek RTL8188CEB8 controller on an M.2 interface. It provides 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity under the 802.11n standard and includes Bluetooth support. The card carries part numbers 602640-001 and 602993-001.
This module suits owners of HP 4530S or CQ57 laptops needing a direct replacement wireless card. It is not for users requiring 5 GHz band operation or newer Wi-Fi standards such as 802.11ac or 802.11ax. Builders fitting the card into other M.2 slots should verify compatibility first.
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The card uses a single 2.4 GHz radio and a low-power Realtek 8188 chipset, so heat and power draw stay minimal during all-day operation.
Your notebook must provide a Mini PCI Express slot with two antenna connectors and a whitelist that accepts the 602640-001 or 602993-001 part numbers.
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