which wireless pcmcia cards are compatible?

[Siddymae]

does anyone know which cards are compatible with the powerbook.. osx 10.4? thanks

 

[patrick0brien]

does anyone know which cards are compatible with the powerbook.. osx 10.4? thanks

-Siddymae

Are you talking air cards? E.g. wireless broadband from At&t, Sprint or Verizon?

 

[Siddymae]

-Siddymae

Are you talking air cards? E.g. wireless broadband from At&t, Sprint or Verizon?

no the ones that go in the pcmcia slot on the powerbook g4. it seems from what i have found on the net they have to have a broadcom chip in them or railink? but i dont want to go with the original air port card cuz everyone says its slow.

 

[Royale w/cheese]

Here's one.

http://www.wegenermedia.com/buffwls.htm

 

[patrick0brien]

no the ones that go in the pcmcia slot on the powerbook g4. it seems from what i have found on the net they have to have a broadcom chip in them or railink? but i dont want to go with the original air port card cuz everyone says its slow.

-Siddymae

Yes, I heard you - PCMCIA. Let me re-ask mine a different way:

What kind of network are you looking to connect to:

WiFi (802.11a,b,g, or n)
Cellular
or
3G cellular?

 

[Siddymae]

-Siddymae

Yes, I heard you - PCMCIA. Let me re-ask mine a different way:

What kind of network are you looking to connect to:

WiFi (802.11a,b,g, or n)
Cellular
or
3G cellular?

oh sorry. i just want to connect wi-fi through my router at home or anyother hot spot. there is an auction on ebay right now for a linksys The model number is WPC54GS ver.2 would this work? here is the link http://cgi.ebay.com/LINKSYS-WIRELES...8QQihZ018QQcategoryZ45000QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem