Will the M5 work with older laptops
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Probably not, unless you've added a 5Ghz radio to it. Also not sure this is what you're looking for, it's not a general use or 'home' access point. The antenna is very directional, and would be good to connect with an existing, far away 5Ghz network. Not so good to put in your house. Try looking at Ubiquiti Unifi or Picostation for home use.
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I'm assuming you mean AP/Client mode. If you were to have a 5GHz internal or external WiFi card on your laptop and you must disable AirMax on the Nano. The attended purpose for these radios is backhaul and CPE. If you're looking for a AP go with the Unifi AP's or the Picostation M2.
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I have an older laptop (about 8 yers old) with Windows XP. No problems at all.
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I think it will, as long as the browser (latest chrome or firefox should work) you use to configure it is able to display the configuration page of the ubiquity.
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If you're using the NSM M5 in AP mode, the Laptop would need to have a 5GHz radio inside it. However, if you were using the MSN5 in Station Mode (connecting to another AP) then it should work fine over ethernet.
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I have tried it on my Toshiba Laptop and it did not trigger the F5 function in both the presenter mode and mouse mode. Hope this helps.Respectfully,Tom
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This is not a definite answer, but most older HP laptop's have the same charging port, so it should work with your laptop. I googled some pics of the laptop and it looks right. Not positive though.
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It works with E-M5 and E-M1 for me. I think it will work with the E-PL5 too.
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Iam not sure. I usually just look at what kind of models that is listed will be compatible with the laptop that I have.
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It's a universal chip it will work with 95% of laptops.As long as your laptop supports the chip speed or rather frequency, then you're OK.Even if your laptop doesn't support this frequency you can still use it and it will work on the highest frequency your computer supports i.e. this chip is 1600MHz, but your laptop only supports 1333MHz, you can still use it but it's going to work on the slower frequency.Anyway, the difference would be minimal and hard to see in everyday applications.
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I'd assume so; I have a GH2 and they play nice. There's nothing I know of that's fundamentally different about the G5 that would make it not work
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I think most modern laptops in the last 5 plus years will work with this hard drive. My bet is it will. The issue to consider is how will you use the hard drive? Will you image your old drive or install a fresh build?
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Hello NSB,It depends on how the Inspiron was configured. You'll need to check your system information to see if it has the appropriate mSATA socket either on the motherboard or on an expansion card. I rather doubt that it does. The mSATA form factor was designed for space-limited portable devices. Micron produces a model of the M550 designed for desktop systems. Unless you require an mSATA drive I would recommend looking at products designed for use in a tower.Hope that helps,Kind regards,MJ
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No. Your laptop uses a standard 2.5" sata laptop drive and the Plexor M5M is an mSata card that plugs into an msata slot. I can't find any information that indicates your model has one. I could not find the C65 so I assume you meant C655-S5305.The drive size you gave is a standard laptop 2.5" sata hard drive size and not the size of the M5M anyway. The M5M looks like the picture and can be mistaken for a wireless card but it's mSata and won't work if you plug into the same slot as a wireless card. It takes a special slot or some motherboards have switchable slots that can turn the PCI-express slot into an mSata slot but those are rare. No. Your laptop uses a standard 2.5" sata laptop drive and the Plexor M5M is an mSata card that plugs into an msata slot. I can't find any information that indicates your model has one. I could not find the C65 so I assume you meant C655-S5305.The drive size you gave is a standard laptop 2.5" sata hard drive size and not the size of the M5M anyway. The M5M looks like the picture and can be mistaken for a wireless card but it's mSata and won't work if you plug into the same slot as a wireless card. It takes a special slot or some motherboards have switchable slots that... » Read More No. Your laptop uses a standard 2.5" sata laptop drive and the Plexor M5M is an mSata card that plugs into an msata slot. I can't find any information that indicates your model has one. I could not find the C65 so I assume you meant C655-S5305.The drive size you gave is a standard laptop 2.5" sata hard drive size and not the size of the M5M anyway. The M5M looks like the picture and can be mistaken for a wireless card but it's mSata and won't work if you plug into the same slot as a wireless card. It takes a special slot or some motherboards have switchable slots that can turn the PCI-express slot into an mSata slot but those are rare. « Show Less
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This is a mini PCI card and will definitely darn near any current aged laptop. The problem I can into when updating my HP M7 was that the Bios did not recognize it. After doing some internet scouring, it seems each company has a 'list' of sorts that determines compatible aftermarket hardware.But, looking at A. Boltz answer below, looks like you're in the clear with this particular card. I'd definitely go for it.
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We did this with a PC, and it works great, I'm not certain about laptop, though I can't see why it wouldn't work, probably would depend on the size of your processor. We have i5
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Logitech's website lists the M525's system requirements as:* Windows® XP, Windows Vista® or Windows® 7, Windows® 8* Mac OS® X 10.5 or later* Linux® kernel 2.6+* USB port* Internet access
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i Don't know, i threw mine in the trash months ago, i got a M8 that works great.
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Yes they will connect to the rocket without any issues. All M5 devices are compatible with each other. You can use a sector on the Rocket if you need it. This all depends on your intentions with the devices ect. You need to plan your network. Bridge or routed. That is again your plan and what you want to do with them. It will work in either mode.
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Yes. It has unifying usb reciever so as long as your laptop has empty usb port it will work.
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I'm not sure what a monster m7 is but if it has the type of touchscreen you use with your finger then these ones will definitely work fine... if it's the type of touch screen that requires a stylus like a PDA/ PDP then I'm pretty sure it will not work but not 100 percent sure on that