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Intel intel 6250 Advanced-n+ Wimax 622anxhmw Wifi Card

Seamless Wireless Connectivity: Intel Advanced-N + WiMAX 6250 WiFi Adapter The Intel Centrino Advanced-N + WiMAX 6250 delivers flexible and reliable wireless connectivity. Combining WiMAX and Wi-Fi capabilities, this adapter ensures you stay connected wherever you go. Ideal for notebooks and netb...

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Overview

Seamless Wireless Connectivity: Intel Advanced-N + WiMAX 6250 WiFi Adapter

The Intel Centrino Advanced-N + WiMAX 6250 delivers flexible and reliable wireless connectivity. Combining WiMAX and Wi-Fi capabilities, this adapter ensures you stay connected wherever you go. Ideal for notebooks and netbooks requiring versatile network options.

Key Specifications:

  • Brand: Intel
  • Model: intel 6250
  • Standards: IEEE 802.16e and 802.11a/b/g/n
  • WiMAX Downlink: Up to 20 Mbps+
  • WiMAX Uplink: Up to 6 Mbps
  • WiFi Speed: Up to 300 Mbps Tx/Rx
  • Form Factor: Integrated Module

Key Features

intel wireless

intel wimax

intel 6250 wimax

622ANXHMW

intel advance N

Specifications

Brand
Intel
Technology
Wireless, WiMAX, Advanced-N
Model Number
622ANXHMW
Product Name
6250 Advanced-N + WiMAX

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the Intel 6250 Advanced-N+ WiMAX card is designed to provide both Intel Wireless (Wi-Fi) and Intel WiMAX capabilities from a single component.
This card incorporates Intel Advanced-N technology, which is a standard for Wi-Fi connectivity.
Yes, it features Intel WiMAX technology, allowing it to connect to available WiMAX networks.
The specific model number for this card is 622ANXHMW.
The features primarily highlight Intel technologies, suggesting optimal integration with Intel-based systems, though broader compatibility may vary and should be verified.