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#5284 16-Oct-2005 03:42
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Am looking for help in determine what I need to do to set a Toshiba Tecra A2 up to be used woth BT. It currently has a internal wifi with antenna (internal). I am trying to avoid USB, pcmia cards if at all possible.

Would greatly appreciate guidance and direction to head on this?

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#21569 16-Oct-2005 08:18
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Welcome to Geekzone. If you are looking for built-in then I am afraid you would have to purchase a laptop/tablet PC with this already installed or install an adapter bought from the manufacturer.

I know some Toshiba models have an internal adapter that works with a module available from them (the M205 tablet pc for example is one of these).

Other than this, only using a USB or PC card.





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