Dell claims that the card gets up to 270 Mbps when in N-mode and attached to an N router with "Intensi-fi" technology. At $59, this card isn't half-bad if you're looking for an N solution to attach to your new draft N router. If you find out later that it's incompatible with the final draft, you can always pawn it off on someone on Craigslist who doesn't know better. (Gizmodo)
If you're bent on getting the new wireless N card, do so not for its own sake, but for the sake of the 1500 XPS and Inspiron series laptops that it comes bundled with. It's not that draft 1 is a lemon, but there is always nothing better than the real thing.
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