If you have free PCI ports then any (but your router supports for instance only wireless G it's better to buy PCI card with wireless G support and not less).
Yes, it's. You have to purchase either a PCI wireless card (you will have to open the computer case to install it) or USB wireless adapter (which is easier to install, just put it one of usb ports).
Yes, however a built in wireless card is not available. You will have to either install a PCI wireless network card, or purchase a UDB wireless adapter. Most commonly with a desktop USB wireless adapters are most popular.
Dell wireless utility is a wireless connection manager. Dell wireless utility has improved user interface, includes radio switch, and is included with Dell Wireless card driver.
No.
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Short of buying a new motherboard it is not possible to fit a PCI-Express graphics card in a Dell Dimension 1100.
No, there wasn't a Dell Inspiron 1390. The is a Dell 1390 Mini Card 802.11 b/g, which is a wireless card.
No. The Dell Inspiron 1100 lacks a MiniPCI or MiniPCI Express slot in which to connect a wireless card internally. However, it does have a PC Card slot, into which a wireless card could be installed, with only some sight protrusion out the side.
As far as I can tell, it's a proprietary connection on the motherboards of the following Dell desktop systems: * Dimension 3100 * Dimension 5000 * Dimension 5100 * Dimension 5150 * Dimension 9100 * Dimension 9150 * Dimension E310 * Dimension E510 * XPS 400
I also have a Dell Dimension but mine is the 4600 they still look the same. Firstly why doesn't it have a CD drive. If you took it out and you still have it consult your Dell Dimension 4700 on how to put it back in. If its broken you will have to buy a new one but buy one that is built for your computer. I bought a Wireless Adapter from eBay quite cheaply and it works great. Wireless Adapters are easier to use then Wireless Cards, you have to plug them in to a PCI slot and take your computer apart and stuff like that. I also obtained a Wireless Card before my adapter and it worked but then died (I didn't do anything to it to cause its death). With a Wireless Adapter all you have to do is install the drivers which you can easily obtain through the Internet and plug it into a USB port (if you have a problem with number of USB ports you could buy a USB hub). I bought mine about 3 months ago and it still works to the same quality of when I bought it. If you buy it off eBay it is reasonably cheap and if you buy it from a big store they will most likely accept refunds and offer a warranty. I hope I have given you a few things to think about.
Yes, several Dell laptops offer wireless comunications with both local sharing/bluetooth devices and wireless wifi acsess such as the Dell Latitude D600 which can be found easily online for a nice price. There are also many dell chips/parts avialble that enable wireless on both dell and non dell laptops such as the ; DELL 802.11 a/b/g wireless mini pci card.
My fiance owns a Dell Inspiron 1110 and it does have built in wireless. All newer laptops beyond a certain year have built in wireless.