X201s Model 5143-28U, compatibility with an Intel 6250 WiMAX chip?

Hello all, I have an X201s, model 5143-28U with a WXGA+ screen which I'm aware does not have an extra antenna for 3G/4G connection, and 3G/4G isn't available without a hardware mod.
With that said, I'm not sure if an Intel 6250's WiMAX would function in an x201s with the WXGA+ screen. Could anybody clear this up? Would WiMAX work without the antenna?
Thanks.
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Wimax share the same antenna with WLAN card.
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