Mini PCI-E Adapter for BCM94360CD w/ Extra USB 2.0 Header for Mac Pro 4,1 5,1 For Sale

Mini PCI-E Adapter for BCM94360CD w/ Extra USB 2.0 Header for Mac Pro 4,1 5,1
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Mini PCI-E Adapter for BCM94360CD w/ Extra USB 2.0 Header for Mac Pro 4,1 5,1:
$59.95

Mac Pro 2009 2010 2012 Mini PCI-e Adapter Kit with USB 2.0 Extension Card:
  • SupportsBCM94360CD to upgrade to 802.11ac faster WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0(with AirDrop, Handoff and Continuity supported)
  • Comes with USB 2.0 extension card to have an extra USB 2.0 header.This is very useful if you need USB 2.0 header from motherboard. For example, it can enable Titan Ridge to have USB 2.0 support. (see also our Titan style="font-size: 14pt;">For Mac Pro 4,1 or 5,1
  • Plug 'n Play
  • No soldering adaptor
  • Bluetooth data cable
  • Bluetooth antenna extension cable
  • USB 2.0 extension card
  • USB 2.0 data cable
  • Screw driver and screws
  • Install instruction paper

Ship from USA.Compatible MacOS:
  • Mavericks 10.9.x or higher (Mojave, Catalina, Big Sur and Monterey native support)

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