Dell and Notebook Mobile Broadband

re: Dell and Notebook Mobile Broadband

Adi Raviv — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 04:33:56 GMT

I recently purchased an XPS M1330 with a sprint mobile broadband card (built-in)- if I wanted to move to Verizon, do I need to replace the internal card with a Verizon card or can the Sprint 5720 EVDO card be reconfigured?

re: Dell and Notebook Mobile Broadband

rex — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 09:12:43 GMT

hey everyone,i bought an Inspiron 1520 last year.Been thinkin of gettin a mobile broadband connection.

Does anyone know if my laptop has an inbuilt USB modem or PC data card....or do i have to get one?..i have an Express Card slot on my machine

thanx

re: Dell and Notebook Mobile Broadband

Jack Kreis — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 19:13:10 GMT

I have just received my new Dell 1420 notebook and saw that it does not have a network card port, and I did not order the AT&T built-in cellular broadband option when I customized my order. Is there any way to add that broadband option (capability) now that I already have my new notebook? Thank You R/Jack

re: Dell and Notebook Mobile Broadband

Brett Cruickshank — Fri, 30 Mar 2007 03:18:25 GMT

Can I get an update please on the m1210 support for Broadband in Australia...

I have the card in the unit. Just after drivers...

Are there plans for Australia support ?

Brett

re: Dell and Notebook Mobile Broadband

Gerald Burdell Jr — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 01:54:24 GMT

What i want to know is whats dell going to do abouth the notebooks that were sold with out even telling the new owners abouth the card to start with that still have to pay for the severice they cant even used in the midlle of there contranct with there carrier for there severice and they dont even have the cards eather to replace the pc cards with the express cards slots that came with the new note books that they yet to recived eather. i sir have been waithing and paying for over nine months now and i have two notebooks!!!!. my severice is all most up and i been paying i cant even used. please respond

re: Dell and Notebook Mobile Broadband

Jim Galullo — Tue, 24 Oct 2006 21:33:30 GMT

I have a couple of questions about regarding EVDO and a Dell 5700 ExpressCard. What is the long term forecast for EVDO? Are there any new technologies in development that could justify delaying the purchase any Wireless Broadband ExpressCard? Are there any possibilities the price of a Dell 5700 EVDO ExpressCard will be receding in the foreseeable future?

re: Dell and Notebook Mobile Broadband

Ron — Tue, 24 Oct 2006 14:54:15 GMT

What's going on with your website www.dell.com? I can't click on any links and I can't log into my account. This has been going on since Sunday. I have three computers to order and I can not do so.

re: Dell and Notebook Mobile Broadband

Dave — Fri, 20 Oct 2006 17:10:58 GMT

I echo Ben's statement for rest of Asia. Seems like there is no tie up to local telco providers with 3G offering. It will be a big miss of opportunity.

re: Dell and Notebook Mobile Broadband

Ben Stephens — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 20:41:30 GMT

Jim, will either of the wireless internet solutions be available in regions other than the US? Customers in Australia are screaming out for wireless broadband and Dell is currently unable to fulfil their needs. Even a stop-gap measure like a PCMCIA-USB adaptor would help, so they can use existing solutions from the mobile suppliers.

Ben Stephens
Dell Kiosk Chermside, QLD

re: Dell and Notebook Mobile Broadband

Scott Lewis — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 21:53:17 GMT

Will Dell or your partners work to provide support for wireless broadband for the Linux operating system? Though small compared to the Windows market, I'm seeing laptop Linux users being an audience that is very likely to be on the frontier for new mobile technology and have had many requests for support for existing PC Card Broadband offerings for SLED 10 already.