Wi-Fi networking has become so ubiquitous that virtually any laptop computer you buy will have a wireless network card built in. This is a device including an antenna and some processing chips ...

Symbol's wireless LAN card fits into a compact flash socket, giving Compaq's competitors the edge Written by Guy Kewney, Contributor on May 8, 2001 Symbol's wireless LAN card fits into a compact ...

The Wireless LAN SD standard combines the world-leading memory card storage standard with the ubiquitous wireless standard IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n, part of the Association's strategy to expand SD ...

Weird problem here.System = Dell Optiplex XP SP3In Network Connections, wireless card is seen fine, and it can see available wireless networks. Google Talk works perfectly but you cannot access ...

The first card using the SD association's Wireless LAN standard is Toshiba's FlashAir and we've just spent some time with it here at CES. It's much like Eye-Fi's Direct Mode insofar that it also ...

Perhaps the biggest difference between a wireless PC Card and PCI adapter is their installation. PC Cards are designed to be easily portable and removable, while PCI cards are usually fragile ...

Along with its router counterpart, the WPN824, the Netgear RangeMax Wireless PC card is a speed and range knockout, but its performance drops when 802.11b clients try to get onto the network.

Wlpncp asked the Desktops forum if a PC with a 802.11b/g wireless adapter will work with a 802.11n router. Yes, it will work. The 802.11n standard is backward compatible. Updating the card might ...

Since wireless LAN APs broadcast in the unlicensed 2.4-GHz frequency band, they are easy to pick up by anyone who shells out less than $100 for a wireless LAN card at an electronic discounter and ...