Tecra S2 internal bluetooth modul

Where can I found out if it is possible to install internal bluetooth modul PA3425U-1BTM on Tecra S2 model num. PTS20E-01W00MG3? Notebook was bought in Europe (Slovenia)!
P.S.: Where can I post question for an expert ... etc.

Hello Korosec
I have found a information that your notebook model is ready for Bluetooth card. Bluetooth is not inside but it can be built in. I can not tell you which one will fit your model but you can contact the service partner in Slovenia and they can tell you which one can be ordered.

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