Wi-Fi 7 quietly took off while everyone was looking at AIreturn2ozma@lemmy.world to Technology@lemmy.world – 370 points – 6 months agotheverge.com132Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentMy laptop only supports 2.4 GHz lolThe WiFi card in laptops tend to be modular so you may be able to upgrade it. I've never done it though so dunnoUsed to be but it's been part of the chipset for years now. You can add a USB dongle thoughMine's a 2021 Dell Inspiron 15 7510, but its a 15.6 inch, might be different in smaller form factorsA lot of laptops still have socketed wireless. Intel even sells wifi 7 m.2 cards (using real pcie, not cnvio) for exactly this purpose
My laptop only supports 2.4 GHz lolThe WiFi card in laptops tend to be modular so you may be able to upgrade it. I've never done it though so dunnoUsed to be but it's been part of the chipset for years now. You can add a USB dongle thoughMine's a 2021 Dell Inspiron 15 7510, but its a 15.6 inch, might be different in smaller form factorsA lot of laptops still have socketed wireless. Intel even sells wifi 7 m.2 cards (using real pcie, not cnvio) for exactly this purpose
The WiFi card in laptops tend to be modular so you may be able to upgrade it. I've never done it though so dunnoUsed to be but it's been part of the chipset for years now. You can add a USB dongle thoughMine's a 2021 Dell Inspiron 15 7510, but its a 15.6 inch, might be different in smaller form factorsA lot of laptops still have socketed wireless. Intel even sells wifi 7 m.2 cards (using real pcie, not cnvio) for exactly this purpose
Used to be but it's been part of the chipset for years now. You can add a USB dongle thoughMine's a 2021 Dell Inspiron 15 7510, but its a 15.6 inch, might be different in smaller form factorsA lot of laptops still have socketed wireless. Intel even sells wifi 7 m.2 cards (using real pcie, not cnvio) for exactly this purpose
A lot of laptops still have socketed wireless. Intel even sells wifi 7 m.2 cards (using real pcie, not cnvio) for exactly this purpose
My laptop only supports 2.4 GHz lol
The WiFi card in laptops tend to be modular so you may be able to upgrade it. I've never done it though so dunno
Used to be but it's been part of the chipset for years now. You can add a USB dongle though
Mine's a 2021 Dell Inspiron 15 7510, but its a 15.6 inch, might be different in smaller form factors
A lot of laptops still have socketed wireless. Intel even sells wifi 7 m.2 cards (using real pcie, not cnvio) for exactly this purpose