In a 10.2 laptop, yes. That's big enough that wireless standards should be able to swapped conveniently via PCI, internal USB, or whatever.
The place where fixed radios, hence standards, belong is stuff like the Nokia N810W; where you can't add interchangability without significantly increasing the size. When your size is fixed by the screen and keyboard, you can always cram a little more in with limited cost.
(Of course, we don't know that it won't be interchangeable. Lots of laptops are more modular inside than they are billed as, so I'd not be astounded to learn you can open it and change it out, once it gets to market...)
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In a 10.2 laptop, yes. That's big enough that wireless standards should be able to swapped conveniently via PCI, internal USB, or whatever.
The place where fixed radios, hence standards, belong is stuff like the Nokia N810W; where you can't add interchangability without significantly increasing the size. When your size is fixed by the screen and keyboard, you can always cram a little more in with limited cost.
(Of course, we don't know that it won't be interchangeable. Lots of laptops are more modular inside than they are billed as, so I'd not be astounded to learn you can open it and change it out, once it gets to market...)