On Sep 10, 2004, at 7:16 am, Eric Morrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just thought I'd pass on a rumor I heard from a rep at CDW. He said
that he spoke with a D-Link rep at Comdex (I think he said Comdex) and
the rep told him they were going to be releasing an internal airport
card (like the old
Hi:
Just thought I'd pass on a rumor I heard from a rep at CDW. He said
that he spoke with a D-Link rep at Comdex (I think he said Comdex) and
the rep told him they were going to be releasing an internal airport
card (like the old card Apple used to sell) for the Pismo, old iBooks,
etc. The
Eric Morrison on 9/9/04 8:31 AM wrote:
Just thought I'd pass on a rumor I heard from a rep at CDW. He said
that he spoke with a D-Link rep at Comdex (I think he said Comdex) and
the rep told him they were going to be releasing an internal airport
card (like the old card Apple used to sell)
At 9:53 AM -0500 9/9/04, Mark Kippert wrote:
Eric Morrison on 9/9/04 8:31 AM wrote:
Just thought I'd pass on a rumor I heard from a rep at CDW. He said
that he spoke with a D-Link rep at Comdex (I think he said Comdex) and
the rep told him they were going to be releasing an internal airport
It will probably sell for $79, but with the legendary D-Link rebates, it
will likely cost $39 in a few months!
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From: Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 7:59 PM
Subject: Re: extreme prices for non-extreme
The National Enquirer reports at 11:46 PM -0400 9/6/04, Clyde Kahrl wrote:
B0b wrote:
Clyde,
What's a 802.11DS card? I know it's a wireless PCMCIA card. But
what's the DS all about. And I've seen the RoamAbout description
before, but I'm not sure what exactly it refers to.
Thanx,
B0b
A:
Hmm, I am hopping to move a bondi blue iMac out onto the Wireless range
of my home. Yes, I have Ethernet now, And I know the slot loader iMacs
have both airport and ethernet, so I am still monitoring this thread
vewwwy clowwwsly.
On Sep 6, 2004, at 8:43 PM, Clyde Kahrl wrote:
Tom Wrote: Way
There is in fact Ethernet wireless bridges which someone will be bound
to point out. They may work but they aren't all that small and need a
wall plug. Really great for the old Powerbook on the go ;-) Will S
FWIW, I have a USB to wireless Ethernet bridge on my son's (non-Mac) PC
at home. It's
Just for the record... there are USB Wireless cards that work with
iBooks and perhaps other machines that don't have PCMCIA slots but do
have USB. I have the D-Link DWL-122 USB Wireless Adapter. Comes with
drivers for Mac OS X 10.2 and up (also Windows 98 and up) Works fine
and cost $39.95
Tom Wrote: Way off topic, anyone use USB wireless dongles with OSX? I have a
linksys USB that works ok on the PC, is identified in the profiler on
OSX, but does not appear in the Network panel. Is this a dead end?
A: I have heard some people say they work OK when you have no card
slot,--like
B0b wrote:
Clyde,
What's a 802.11DS card? I know it's a wireless PCMCIA card. But
what's the DS all about. And I've seen the RoamAbout description
before, but I'm not sure what exactly it refers to.
Thanx,
B0b
A: Wow a direct question by name and I am so self-conscious of my
innate ignorance.
From: Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: extreme prices for non-extreme Airport cards
Date: Sat, 4 Sep 2004 20:03:36 -0600
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The WirelessDriver from sourceforge.net support the Orinoco and
is free.
Works very nicely, but perhaps IOXperts is even better I dunno
Way off topic, anyone use USB wireless dongles with OSX? I have a
linksys USB that works ok on the PC, is identified in the profiler on
OSX, but does not appear in the Network panel. Is this a dead end?
Thanks.
On Sep 4, 2004, at 8:58 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The WirelessDriver from
None of this makes any difference to those of us that do not have a PCI slot
in our laptops, which makes the non extreme Airport cards the only option.
Tom
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From: Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 05 Sep 2004 14:14:56 -0500
None of this makes any difference to those of us that do not have a
PCI slot
in our laptops, which makes the non extreme Airport cards the only
option.
Tom
What does having a PCI slot have to do with a laptop
Ok, I
The WirelessDriver from sourceforge.net support the Orinoco and is free.
Works very nicely, but perhaps IOXperts is even better I dunno.
Actually I just bought two of the orinoco cards from Wegener last week and
they do now come with OS X drivers for free
Anyway to sample that OSX
The National Enquirer reports at 8:58 AM -0700 9/4/04,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The WirelessDriver from sourceforge.net support the Orinoco and is free.
Works very nicely, but perhaps IOXperts is even better I dunno.
Actually I just bought two of the orinoco cards from Wegener last week
The National Enquirer reports at 11:55 PM -0400 9/2/04, Clyde Kahrl wrote:
Eric wrote:
Any suggestions for a decent, reasonable source?
A: Source for what? you can always get the old orinoco (roam
about) cardbus cards from Wegener for $28
Clyde,
What's a 802.11DS card? I know it's a
Clyde, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
A: Source for what? you can always get the old orinoco (roam
about) cardbus cards from Wegener for $28--it comes with an OS9
driver but you have to download a $20 driver to use OSX from
IOXperts, or orange micro--although maybe proxim is now giving the
My reply follows quote:
A: Source for what? you can always get the old orinoco (roam
about) cardbus cards from Wegener for $28--it comes with an OS9
driver but you have to download a $20 driver to use OSX from
IOXperts, or orange micro--although maybe proxim is now giving the
driver
Erik Ness on 9/2/04 10:16 AM wrote:
Oy, when did they go through the roof? I was looking just a few
months ago and they were reasonable. What happened? Any suggestions
for a decent, reasonable source?
Looks like you can now purchase them as a service part (which means just a
90 day
Oy, when did they go through the roof? I was looking just a few
months ago and they were reasonable. What happened? Any suggestions
for a decent, reasonable source?
Regards,
Erik Ness
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On 02/09/04 11:16, Erik Ness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oy, when did they go through the roof? I was looking just a few
months ago and they were reasonable. What happened? Any suggestions
for a decent, reasonable source?
I think the prices went up when Apple discontinued them...
-Laurent.
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He who snoozes looses! When Apple announced they were no longer making the
old cards the price doubled in a single day. Now a deal is $110, not the $65
they were going for.
Tom
On 9/2/04 10:16 AM, Erik Ness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oy, when did they go through the roof? I was looking just a
Eric wrote:
Any suggestions for a decent, reasonable source?
A: Source for what? you can always get the old orinoco (roam
about) cardbus cards from Wegener for $28--it comes with an OS9
driver but you have to download a $20 driver to use OSX from
IOXperts, or orange micro--although maybe
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