Dell begins to offer Wireless USB in the XPS, Inspiron notebooks

February 12th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

Section: Computers, Laptops

Dell brings Wireless USB as latest option available in the Inspiron 1525, XPS m1330, XPS m1530 and the XPS M1720 notebooks. The Wireless USB option is currently available and will set you back $150 but comes with a four-port Belkin Wireless USB hub. Overall not a poor deal, considering the Belkin Wireless USB hub normally retails for $200 by itself and without the option from Dell would plus require a special

dongle to work. The Dell notebooks will offer wireless USB connections at up to 480 Mbps, lets just hope that we start to see some devices with that functionality built-in that way we can move past the essential hub.

Via [Notebooks.com]

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