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Is Intel gatekeeping WiFi 7? A very quick look at the Intel BE200. (youtu.be)
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It seems that Intel is gatekeeping WiFi 7 and I analyzed the options that we currently have.

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[–] BrightCandle@lemmy.world 1 points 8 months ago

I recently bought a BE200 for upgrading a very old laptop that came with N wifi with a 4500U CPU. That is pretty old these days! After a driver install both the wifi adapter and bluetooth work as expected. I don't know if I get wifi 7 speeds and throughput yet as this got upgraded before the network and router did but I think it was worth sharing that it does work on old laptops.