Actually,

This isn't entirely correct.. The original airport card has a slightly 
different connector witha different 'lockout' pin, which prevents its use in a 
pcmcia slot.  Furthermore it's got a certain 'resistor' (required by Apple of the 
OEM), placed across 2 pins which could cuase premature power supply failure in 
any PCMCIA slot that its installed into. It was designed that way to be 
uniquly "apple".....

That said, a standard PCMCIA card--such as RoamAbout (made by Cabletron), or 
a Cabletron, or a Lucent Silver, Orinoco, or Gold---all these will work 
perfectly on a Wallstreet and should work just fine with the Apple s/w..  I recently 
got a RoamAbout (think it was low $20's), and it's just as happy as can be in 
my Lombard's PCMCIA slot.

Tom.


In a message dated 6/13/04 9:30:53 PM, you wrote:

>
>Actually, the first generation AirPort card uses a standard PCMCIA
>connector, so you could connect one in a Wallstreet. However, since the card
>expects an external antenna, You wouldn't be able to do much with it in your
>Wallstreet. The cards that were, at least, in the graphite AirPort Base
>Station were Lucent Silver card. Apple didn't even remove the sticker on the
>cards and these had, of course, the external antenna on the card itself as
>opposed to the Apple AirPort ones...
>
>-Laurent.
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