> >> Card that's compatible? What kind of range can I expect?On 26/09/03 12:11, "Joe Ellis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [snip!] >> How easy is it to go wireless with this model? Do they make an Airport
Any of the 802.11b (including Airport) cards should be compatible network-wise.
> There is no internal slot for an AirPort card in a Lombard. You need to usean external PCMCIA card and then need a 3rd party driver for OS X.
-Laurent.
Then the question becomes; is there 2 slots for PCMCIA cards because he's already occupying one with his firewire card. There's also the question of his intended use for airport; how big is the WI-FI thing in Europe?(He lives in Sweden). Is he intending to network his home or is this for road use?
There are two slots. You'll need a skinny WiFi card like the Proxim SkyLine so it can fit under the FireWire card. I just did this with my WallStreet, SkyLine card and USB card. I got the SkyLine from:
http://www.emicrox.com/eShop/product.aspx?cid=-1&more=1&keywords=skyline+802.11b&pid=875478
It's about US $26. -- Clark Martin Redwood City, CA, USA Macintosh / Internet Consulting
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