Best price for a wireless PCMCIA card ?

Is this the best price around incl postage ? http://tinyurl.com/vy9j

"amstereofan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Is this the best price around incl postage ? http://tinyurl.com/vy9j
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Have you just brought shares in a wireless company or something?

anyway, there are 3 types of wireless network or 'WiFi' 802.11a 802.11b and
802.11g , b and g are backwards compatable but will operate at 11mbps, but
if you get a pure g network it will operate at 54mbps.

www.dabs.com will provide you with the cheaest price.


hamman

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> "amstereofan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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>> Is this the best price around incl postage ? http://tinyurl.com/vy9j
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> Have you just brought shares in a wireless company or something?
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> anyway, there are 3 types of wireless network or 'WiFi' 802.11a
> 802.11b and 802.11g , b and g are backwards compatable but will
> operate at 11mbps, but if you get a pure g network it will operate at
> 54mbps.
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> www.dabs.com will provide you with the cheaest price.
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> hamman

ebuyer have their own brand of cards for £9.99 + VAT for 11b and £29.99 +
VAT for 11g. Customer reviews appear excellent.

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> ebuyer have their own brand of cards for £9.99 + VAT for 11b and £29.99 +
> VAT for 11g. Customer reviews appear excellent.

Bear in mind they censor the customer reviews...

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> > ebuyer have their own brand of cards for £9.99 + VAT for 11b and £29.99 +
> > VAT for 11g. Customer reviews appear excellent.
> Bear in mind they censor the customer reviews...

You do get some grotty reviews sneaking past - i`ve just had another
trawl around their site, and there are some "honest" reviews left in
place that might otherwise put people off a specific product.

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"amstereofan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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Try Maplins, Binatone wl1000 12 quid. Got one works fine.

Russ

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> Try Maplins, Binatone wl1000 12 quid. Got one works fine.
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> Russ
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Range is very limited compared to the other two cards here.
The others are BlueTake. No I'd never heard of them either, but it works
well. and, D-Link DWL-650+ which work surprisingly well.

- Steve

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>> ebuyer have their own brand of cards for £9.99 + VAT for 11b and £29.99 +
>> VAT for 11g. Customer reviews appear excellent.
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>Bear in mind they censor the customer reviews...


I suspect the filter out the rants but leave in those that appear
reasonably objective,

I love the ebuyer customer reviews when it comes to things like
motherboards etc where a lot of people have commented, it's a good way
of identifying a reliable bit of kit

Brian