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Belkin PCMCIA Wireless Card

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Belkin networking presents its latest innovation, the 802.11g Wireless Notebook Network Card. The Card works as an ideal standalone to give you instant networking capabilities. It features breakthrough 802.11g technology that makes wireless file transfers and downloads faster than ever before.
  • IEEE 802.11b and g compliant
  • Connect to the internet wirelessly
  • PCMCIA interface
 

Question from SteveT: Asked on 27/07/2009 I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro A10 laptop. I don't think it has wireless installed. Will this be ok for use with wireless router broadband and can I fit it myself. thanks

Answer from SteveF: Answered on 29/07/2009
if the laptop has a PCMCIA slot, then yes. You fit it by popping it into the PCMCIA slot.

Question from pommers: Asked on 29/10/2008 I have a 5-year old Toshiba Satellite 1900 laptop, running Windows XP Home edition. I think it has a 2 PCMCIA slots.
Will I be okay using this for wireless connectivity

Answer from SteveF: Answered on 30/10/2008
I would check with Toshiba on that one, I'm not sure of that model.

Question from AlanP: Asked on 17/11/2007 I have a Dell Latitude CPi Laptop, running Windows 98 Second Edition. Will this card work with this laptop?

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 27/11/2007
It should be fine as long aas you have a PCMCIA slot to connect the card to the laptop.

Question from Jan: Asked on 28/07/2007 I have an Acer Aspire 3003LM. I'm taking a SKY package and they require me to be wireless enabled. Is this the card I'd need? Thanks, Jan

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 01/08/2007
Yes it is

Question from Calton: Asked on 23/07/2007 I have a HP Compaq TC1000 which i wish to use in Cyprus wirelessly to connect to the internet, will this wireless card work with this amchine

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 25/07/2007
Yes it will

Question from sunny: Asked on 11/07/2007 I have a Dell Latitude laptop with Virgin Media broadband, with this product which router will I need?

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 11/07/2007
This wireless card will work with any wireless router, the kind of router you require is determined by the kind of broadband you receive. A cable/DSL broadband router is required for cable broadband while a an ADSL router is needed if your connection comes over a telephone wire. If your unsure which type you require please contact the sales team who would be happy to advise.

Question from Gary: Asked on 12/05/2007 I have an Acer Travel mate 220 series Model MS2109. Will this card allow me to connect to my wireless network?

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 15/05/2007
As long as your computer has a PCMIA card slot and run Windows XP it will be fine.

Question from Mango: Asked on 29/04/2007 I have a Aspire 5101AWLMI operating program Vista HP, how can I benefit going wireless or using this product.

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 01/05/2007
This wireless card is designed for laptops that do not have wireless built in.

Question from stephan: Asked on 20/04/2007 I have a Acer Travelmate 2310, and was hoping to use a wireless data card abroad in Sardinia, will this product be suitable and what other equipment or services would I need inorder to make it possible to connect to the internet from abroad?

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 24/04/2007
This is a wireless (wifi) notebook card which allows you to connect to any wireless hotspot and surf the internet from it. I wonder if your talking about a 3G data card which uses the mobile phone network to connect and consequently can be used anywhere you get a telephone signal. If so take a look at our Vodafone advert.
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