Upgrade your wireless card

As the maintainer of the Mobile Mac Weblog, one of the things I get to do is upgrade mobile hardware. A while back I showed you how to upgrade the hard drive in a Mac Book Pro, or even install a second hard drive. In this Macworld video, I demonstrate the process of upgrading an older MacBook Pro's 802.11g wireless card to a new, faster 802.11n version. I also cover the kind of performance gains such an upgrade will bring you.

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• macintosh
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• mobile
• mac
• wireless
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[deathfart2269]

GO FUCK URSELF~!!!

[GenXer68]

In the vid you say don't forget your anti-static strap yet you never used one yourself............

[nelsonn1981]

hello, excuse my question but I have my Dell Latitude D830 and the wireless does not work I can do maybe you can help thanks

[zacman76]

Hmmm yes very compelling argument you are pretty much saying that anyone who Does'nt use a mac is a closed minded uninteresting person...

[y35n00b5]

actually your paying for brand, tech, the specs, the specific only working on mac parts, and the materials that its made out of.

[rewdan12]

i just got a zune and tossed the old piece of shit

[iraqifreak]

[*] mac period

[rewdan12]

your rite about the coustomer service because my mp3 player doesnt work with me new computer

[Blissinflux]

The RAM on my Macbook is as easy to remove and replace as the battery. ::Shrug:: I think the kind of MS fanboys who only play with PCs are the same kinds of people who listen to shitty music. The most readily available it isn't always the best. Lazy asses who like Linkin Park instead of Ween, and think hot dogs are better than prime rib, etc.