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Joined: May 2004
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It has a wireless modem built in. As far as I know its a Serria Wireless SB200. What kind of wireless is this? How do I use it? More description. On the front edge of the laptop there is one button for the wireless. A power button, then there are three lights. one is like an antenna, anotheris an envelope, and a circle with zig zag through it.. On the side of the screen there is a pull up antenna. Any one know what kind of wireless is this and how can I use it? |
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Arte et Marte
Joined: December 2002
Location: Preston England
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I have the Panasonic CF18 on trial for work - the original was fitted with said wireless capability and those buttons on the front. The problem was that even without accessing wireless mode - it drained the hell out of the battery, so on version 2 (I now have version 3) it was discontinued. I am relegated to standard dial-up for now
Hope that helps (not sure what wireless system was fitted in mine) |
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