Need an extention antenna for my laptop


  1. IT PRO
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    Need an extention antenna for my laptop


    It would be great if someone could figure out how to connect the wifi card below( antenna ports circled) to a cantenna
    an adaptor would be great if you know what are the connectors on the wifi card called and why are there two antennas
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  3. alphanumeric
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    Two antennas probably mean that card supports MIMO - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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