i have a packard bell pc?

Question

model imedia1502,could anyone tell me if it has built in wireless, i have been trying to get in touch with packard but am having botjer getting through

Answer 1

Yes i think it does....have a look at the back of the machine and u should be able to tell....

Answer 2

Unfortunately the Packard Bell imedia 1502 does not come with a wifi enabled device as standard, to access an 802.11 wireless network you will need to buy a wireless usb dongle or a pci wireless card. Prices start at around £15. 802.11G is probably the most widely adopted standard offering speeds of up to 54Mbps

Answer 3

Having checked out the machine specifications on Packard Bell website, it seems it does not have built in wireless functionality. However, you can buy any USB wireless adapter or PCI adapter to do this for you.
Below is the recommended adapter from PB:

http://support.packardbell.com/uk/item/index.php?i=spec_winetusbpen&pi=platform_veloce_imedia

Hope this helps :)

Answer 4

The Packard Bell site doesn't recognize imedia 1502 as a valid pc. But, judging from the 1509, it doesn't look like it does.

Answer 5

nope it doesnt' sorry you need to buy a Wirelss card/USB adaptor card, which runs for around $20-40 currency, get a G because you can get up to 54mb air speed.

these days more commmon as a USB so that thats good.

http://www.newegg.com/ProductSort/SubCategory.asp?SubCategory=31&page=2

those some to give you a ideal!


yes packard bell is really hard to get a contect with, i got one back in '96 (first pc) and the support was so bad. i had so much problem and they kept puting me on hold. i guess thats y there no more packard bell seem in teh USA no more.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

http://www.studentcomputers.co.uk/pb-boxes/packard-bell-imedia-1502.htm#specification dont say anything about it and you could have googled the answer

Answer 8

No it doesn't.

See here fior spec.
http://support.packardbell.com/uk/item/index.php?pn=PB13201901&g=1400

Answer 9

http://www.pcservicecall.co.uk/Layout.aspx?CatID={156e7a8c-8d21-46f2-8199-e05fd495cff2}&ID={73e3c660-8c05-4405-b05d-2d2f79f37af3}

Use the above link to find pbell version all the info you need will be on there.