Dell Precision M2400 HSDPA Driver
Was just wondering if any of you guys are using the Dell Precision M2400. There's a slot at the battery compartment which fits a SIM card, plus it shows that it's got HSDPA capabilities on their site;
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However,
I am unable to find the driver which is workable with Win 7 64 bit. It doesn't show much on their driver download page as well;
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Would appreciate some idea on how to go about this!
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