this card is incredilby powerful and sells for a retail of $90,
laptop builders, check this one out~
http://www.accurateit.com/details.asp?iid=601
laptop builders, check this one out~
http://www.accurateit.com/details.asp?iid=601
There's usually a spare mini PCI slot for the wireless cards. And even if you have that, you'll need an internal antenna. I've seen those added too, but you hafta remove the screen to do it.does anyone know if you can drop one of these in that slot and go?
Originally posted by: prochobo
ATHEROS chipset!!! SWEET! It's a WEP cracker's wet dream . . .
Originally posted by: gregtor
Originally posted by: prochobo
ATHEROS chipset!!! SWEET! It's a WEP cracker's wet dream . . .
Thought wep crackers liked prism chipsets.
Originally posted by: Discostu2120
I bought the gigabyte gn-wiag02 from mwave.com . Its based on the newer ar5005 chipset rather than the ar5002 and cost only $21.
I have to agree....the range is pretty bad in my Gateway laptop. When I put the laptop rigt next to the router, the strength is only at 79% to 85%. Also, my toshiba with the intel card sees more networks.Originally posted by: Emulex
this card sucks in my vpr matrix laptop. i mean its nifty. but the netgeat wg311v2 can see about 8 other wap's, this internal one only sees the nearby ap's (mine).
i'd say range i'd give it a 3 out of 10 , with the netgear WG311 pcmcia a 10 out of 10.
it does free up the pcmcia slot so thats a big plug.
otherwise JUNK. this is a RANGE-MINUS product lol. and yeah i hooked up the antenna's right and set the power to 100% etc. the software is junk. they mail you the card in bubble wrap and the driver cd was cracked in half.
avoid this place. F- on shipping. C- on card quality.