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Genuine Dell OEM SD card reader daughterboard for Precision 7680 and 7780 laptops
This genuine Dell OEM daughterboard restores the SD card reader on Precision 7680 and 7780 mobile workstations. It carries Dell part number W1M1G and matches the alternate references IDE60 and LS-L88SP. The board fits directly into the laptop's I/O assembly for a factory-original repair.
This part suits anyone replacing a damaged or missing SD card slot on the listed Precision laptops. Buyers needing a different form factor, an external reader, or compatibility with other Dell series should look elsewhere. The component is a direct internal replacement only.
| Brand | DELL |
|---|---|
| CPU Type | laptop-computer-replacement-parts |
The daughterboard is a passive circuit board with no moving parts, so it produces no fan noise and negligible heat during normal operation.
The board connects to the laptop's internal SD card slot connector on the system board; that connector and its supporting controller must be intact.
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