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8x the speed of Wireless G on my network, as advertised. Moves files a lot faster around my network, and streams media more cleanly from my Windows Media Center PC. If you know what you're doing and can pull apart your laptop, this is a cheap upgrade for your board if you've already got an Intel wireless G card inside. And for 1/3 the price. Thanks Amazon

This product exceeded my expectations. Does not ware on the battery life. I installed this in about 20 minutes the video that one of the customers showed on how to install the card was exact on the money. The internet works EXTREMELY FAST on B and G networks and lowers the legacy time about 5MS to 10MS per website. Drivers worked seamlessly for Vista SP1 and is a good compliment to larger enterprise networks and works awesome on Verizon Fios. Please contact me if you have any questions. This is a great card for the money. THIS CARD SHOULD ONLY BE INSTALLED BY A TECHNICIAN THAT KNOWS WHAT HE OR SHE IS DOING. IF THIS IS NOT DONE PROPERLY IT CAN RESULT IN VOID OF WARRANTY OF CARD AND COMPUTER. so know what you are doing before attempting to install this data card.

very easy install, seems to work just fine. I installed it in a Dell 1705 inspiron notebook with vista. Vista failed to install the drivers automatically but the CD worked and I was connected. I went to the web site and updated the drivers. 10 minutes, max!

Works great & stays connected, very reasonable price.
I bought this to replace a Dell Wireless 1505 Draft 802.11n WLAN Mini-Card for my
M1530 that never worked from the start & always disconnected.
Tip: Make sure to connect all 3 wires to the minicard for n support &
use the driver from Intel's website to install.

I used this to replace the 3945ABG card in my XPS M1210 laptop. It took less than 5 minutes to unscrew, remove, hook up, reinsert, and put back in. Very easy replacement.

The result is great. This card is able to pick up stronger signal than the previous card. Plus, I can utilize the Wireless N speed within my home network. Works great.

I would suggest you to pre-download the latest 4965AGN driver from Intel before replacing. Then you can simply uninstall the old network card driver and reinstall the new one without much hassle.