Originally posted by GeeYouEye
Ricochet still exists? I didn't realize that. As to your question, try it out. I see no reason why it shouldn't, as long as you have a powerbook with a PCMCIA card slot.
Originally posted by firewire2001
yea, i think ricochet went bankrupt.. mebbe im wrong..
Originally posted by twelve
does anyone know if the pc card (what it says in the tech specs) is the same as a PCMCIA slot on the powerbook laptops?
Originally posted by lmalave
Yes, the're the same thing: PC Card, PCMCIA, CardBus, etc. I'm amazed Ricochet has mac drivers. Have fun!
I used Ricochet when it was available in NYC. I miss itVerizon wireless offers 2.5G service at about the same speed, but it can't match Ricochet's $75 unlimited access. Is that still what it costs? I started out with the Merlin "modem" PC card, but then the antenna broke, but I got a free upgrade to the Sierra "network" card (so I don't have to dial in - it's just like an ethernet card. Which card will you have? If you have a choice, I definitely recommend the Sierra.
Originally posted by twelve
Cool and thank you for the clarification. Actually the price is down to 45 for unlimited access. the card is sold by ricochet for $99 or free if you sign up for six months.
Originally posted by lmalave
Anyway, it's not really an option on my iBook anyway, since it has no PC card, and there's no way I'd use the clunky external USB Richochet modem (do they still offer those?).