Would you run the lspci command from a terminal and post the output of it here? That should report the wireless chipset.
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This post from Dell would seem to indicate it's a Broadcom chipset.
If that's the case, the required drivers are available in the Ubuntu repos. You would need to open the Synaptic package manager, go to Settings-->Repositories-->Ubuntu and enable the Proprietary Drivers for Devices (I think that's the wording) repo. Search for Broadcom. The drivers should be there.
Edit: *.inf files have no meaning in Linux world unless you are using
ndiswrapper.
