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December 19th, 2007 11:00

VERY VERY URGENT!!!

Hi, I am closing my order, a Latitude D830.
It is at the moment with a wireless intel 3945 ABG. In Italy and in Argentina there are no N routers nowhere, and internet providers at the moment do not provide enough speed for more than a G.
But I have read that a N card has got better antenna, also with a G router it will have at least a bit more range. Not speed, as it will work at G. But range, yes.
My agent says that this is not so, and a Dell technician said the same. What do you know? I think that here someone told me that in his experience it was true. more range.
Anyway, i wanted a Dell 1505 draft n, for just 10 euro more than the Intel 3945 abg.
She and some friend of her (she is the Dell Agent, her friends are Dell technicians) told me that the Intel has got more performances and maybe a more sure 100% compatibility. And suggested me the 3945 (as I did not wanted to pèay 60 euro more for the 4965 draft N).
Do you agree???
DO you thing that the 4965 being a Pre N could have compatibility issues in the future with the definitive N? Does it worth 60 euro more for an ipothetical more range and just the possibility to use it in the future as a real N, if it will be compatible???:smileysurprised:

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December 19th, 2007 13:00

Thanks!
It was helpful...
Anyway I agree more with you than with them. I mean, they used it, they shall know what they say, of course, but considering that in Italy for some strange reason the 4965 costs 60 euro more than the 3945 (in USA is only $10 more), I think that to pay that, for just a little more range and without not even being sure of this, and the risk of incompatibilities in the future, it is too much.
i was reaaly ordering the 1505. My Dell agent tried to make me understand that she did not agree.
I liestened to  her, and now I see that she was right.
Ok, so, I announce here 8and in a second I will announce it in a new post), it is a Latitude D830.
It will born on the first days of January 2008.
New Year, new notebook.
Thanks!!!:smileyvery-happy:
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