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DELL
Replaces the USB port and SD card reader board for the Inspiron 14 5447 and includes the cable
This genuine Dell circuit board restores the USB port and SD card reader on an Inspiron 14 5447 laptop. It is a new OEM part that matches the original GH3NY databoard specification. The assembly includes the connecting cable for direct installation.
The included cable removes the need to source a separate ribbon or harness, reducing parts wait time and reassembly steps. Technicians can swap the board and reconnect the single cable without additional soldering or adapter hunting. This part does not add extra ports or upgrade the reader speed beyond the laptop's original design.
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The SD card reader is a mechanical slot rated for thousands of insertion cycles; normal use should not require replacement during the laptop's service life.
The board shares one USB controller for both the port and the SD reader, so simultaneous heavy transfers will split the available bandwidth.
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