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Correct, the NIC is 10/100, not 10/100/1000. However, you can achieve the gigabit speeds through the WNIC that is capable of utilizing wireless 802.11ac. Unless you're trying to use this on a network that actually has gigabit speeds like Google Fiber or something, you won't need to worry about that speed issue because if you're doing that, then you're likely in a SOHO environment with a wireless LAN anyway and won't be frequently connecting a laptop to a wired network.
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