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Jez_Gafys
2nd June 2003, 07:27
This is a Brand New (item never used box opened to confirm contents)
http://guide.caloga.com/prod_img/I128059.jpg
"compact design with ultra-slim antenna. Complies with Wi-Fi (IEEE802.11b) Standard. Supports 128-bit data encryption.
Below are the Specs taken Straight from the Box
Main specifications
Required OS:
Windows XP Home Edition,
Windows XP Pro
Windows 2000 Pro
Windows ME
Stand Complience:
IEEE 802.11b / IEEE 802.11
Frequency Band: 2.4 Ghz
(11 channels, ISM band)
RF Modulation: DS-SS
(complies with IEEE 802.11b)
Power Supply:/B] 5V/3.3V
(through PC Card Slot)
[B]Required Connector:/B]
PC Card Slot Type-II
[B]Dimensions: 54 x 5 x 90 mm (W/H/D)
(antenna height: 12mm)
Weight: 35g (1.2 oz)
Encryptoin: 64/128 bits
So there you go Price starts at £40.00 for this Loveley bit of kits a must for any one a laptop and a perfect compliemt to any sony Vaio ;) (Sony vaio not necessary :) )
JeRkY
2nd June 2003, 08:00
highly recomend this card. it increased the usage of my laptop 10 fold. being able to work from the garden/sitting room is sooo good
Jez_Gafys
2nd June 2003, 08:53
btw I did not "payoff" Jerky :D.
But seriously its a good card. Me and my mate at work use them to hide our quake3 and bf1942 traffic from teh Main Lan
Nivek
4th June 2003, 16:58
£20 including P&P
Jez_Gafys
4th June 2003, 20:18
hmmmm 40 quid + p&p sounds good to me
Wireless, Arhh,,,,,,
its more like sex..
I would recommend wireless to everyone. once youve tried it, you will never look back.
Seriously though, its a wonderful concept, and i would be lost in the garden with a 90meter cat 5 cable if it wasnt for WiFi.
(damn, this beer is good)
Nivek
5th June 2003, 11:40
what would i need to intergrate wireless lan with my existing network?
it would be for 3 laptops.
i did here that wireless was like a hub, ie more devises on it the slower it goes, that true?
Noodleman
5th June 2003, 12:03
this is tempting for my lappy...
hmmmmmm.
Although, i think i will stick to running my 35 meter cable out of the window at the moment hehe. :)
Very tempted to get the card though.. :/
/me ponders
Harshak
6th June 2003, 12:25
Originally posted by Kevin
what would i need to intergrate wireless lan with my existing network?
it would be for 3 laptops.
i did here that wireless was like a hub, ie more devises on it the slower it goes, that true?
Can't say I've really noticed any slowdown tbh.
I have a part wired/part wireless network.
Use one wireless router with 3 wired otus (64 wireless if you're interested)
2 upstairs PCs wired through that, laptop and downstairs PC on wireless. works like a charm.
JeRkY
7th June 2003, 09:26
aye in my house we used a wired/wireless mix, 3 office pc's (well 1 is actually an Acorn riscPC, and another is a G3 mac...its all good) 2 pcs upstairs all wired through 10/100 switch, wireless access point goes into switch and we have 3 laptops and 1 tablet pc using this through wireless. the laptops are not used at all for gaming so i dont know how wireless would handle that, but certainly for browsing downloading and sending files it is plenty capable.
Steadders
7th June 2003, 09:37
i dont notice any slow down, i have a wireless router, and i get download speeds of 60kbs+ on my laptop, with 512 adsl.
baring in mind the laptop is a 4 year old 233mhz acer thats not to bad,
so i would get this, if i didnt already have one ;)
Jez_Gafys
9th June 2003, 07:30
Come on ppl buy this card you know you wanna ;) its unboxed I bought three and only ended up using two so im left with one and your getting it an such a cut down price
Kevin if you have three laptops you could either get three of these cards and work happy you dont need a hub
Jez_Gafys
9th June 2003, 07:31
ahhh what it doesnt say up above is that this card is 11Mbps faster than many hard wired nics
Tang0
10th June 2003, 12:22
um, sry but wtf is
'ahhh what it doesnt say up above is that this card is 11Mbps faster than many hard wired nics'
supposed to mean ???
Ekim
10th June 2003, 13:21
I'm going to guess he missed a comma.
ahhh what it doesnt say up above is that this card is 11Mbps, faster than many hard wired nics
By which I assume he means its 1Mbps faster than a 10Mbps pci card.
Although the way he has it written it would appear he is trying to says its 11Mbps faster than other cards.
But thats just my view on things
/me toddles off
Jez_Gafys
12th June 2003, 09:28
yes Ekim was right just a missed comma the card is 11mpbs where as many pci nics are only 10mpbs so fore wireless is impressive its faster than a hard wired card
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