Dell Wireless 1502 (802.11 b/g/n) half mini-map WLAN

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  As the system has a wireless card installed DW1506 mid-height mini-map WLAN installed in it, please get a wireless router to an electronics nearby at a cost-effective price store to connect the wireless system.

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