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802.11G wireless PCMCIA card
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06-14-2005
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802.11G wireless PCMCIA card
Hi
I have an older laptop. I am afraid the PC card slot is only 16 bit. I am upgrading my network form 802.11b to 802.11 g. Has anybody ever heard of a 802.11 g PCMCIA wireless adapter that is only 16 bit? (I know this is highly unlikely but just thought I would ask  Colleen |
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06-14-2005
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there are different types of pcmcia slots (I,II,III,IV i believe) but they are all 32-bit interfaces.
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06-15-2005
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A 16-bit PCMCIA wireless G adapter would be rather pointless since the throughput of the 16-bit PCMCIA is only 20Mbit/s whereas your G network has the theoretical speed of 54Mbit/s.
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