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[quote1245247490=Parsley]
On the subject of fitting a HSDPA card to a Sammy, the HSDPA version of the NC10 comes with both Wi-Fi & HSDPA so I don’t think you’d have to remove the Wi-Fi card to have HSDPA – I’d expect the NC20 to be the same. The pictures linked above show both a Wi-Fi card and HSDPA fitted to a NC10.

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Can i fit the intel 5300 wifi card (802.11n) along side my built in hspda card
(with only only 802.11 a/g wifi)?

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[quote1245246644=Pugrider]
I do plan on setting up a Ram drive (R) for page and internet cache files. Assuming I can create a RAM drive, which partition option is better for the average user?

Pugrider

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anyone else done this?

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[quote1245246207=Slackadder]

By thew way adding the dvd drive of the desktop PC as a network place has made software installs from disk painless. Definitely recommend it!

Anthony
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…..how to….?

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is it possible to “undo” my initial partitioning and use another ratio between the two drives?

I just went ahead and selected default without thinking.. 🙁

THoughts?

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…have others also found this touch pad to be over sensitive and have chosen to de-activate as per above?

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[quote1245243000=jeepers01]
Turn the sammy upside down. Look for the two sets of ventilation grilles under the Microsoft Sticker.
Under the left hand grille you will see the reflection of the wireless card. Look through the grill to the right (towards middle of sammy). If you see the printed circuit board ie. no hsdpa card you are out of luck
Also you will have Samsung Mobile Connect software icon on the desktop if you have hsdpa

Hope this helps
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I have just received my NC10 HSPDA unit.

I looked thru the grille and see a card of sorts – not sure if it’s the HSPDA card.

Also, I do not see “Samsung Mobile Connect software icon” but do see the Samsung COnnection Manager icon – is this same one you are referring to?

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