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USB 2.0 controller card


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pauliegrov

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:tazz: Hi! I need a USB 2.0 controller card for my Dell Inspiron 4100 laptop. I have a 1.1 USB. But we travel in Mexico and it is sometimes a long way to the access points as they are just getting up and running with their WiFis. I have a Hawking HWL2 WiFi Locator Professional Edition to get a better distance. But it keeps telling me I need to have a USB 2.0 to get the speed that comes with the HWL2. Please direct me to where I can find one of these controllers and exactly what I need.
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makai

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Hello,

Not exactly sure what you're looking for. A USB controller? Are you talking about a USB 2.0 PCMCIA card... or are you looking for a Wireless PCMCIA card. Your topic seems to indicate you need a Wireless card.

If so, HERE'S A GOOD ONE from Newegg.com. Works very well and the user interface is one of the best...
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01 – pauliegrov – [Dell Laptop Needs USB PCMCIA Card]
3rd March 2006

If you are just looking for a – [PCMCIA USB 2.0 Controller Card] -

Here are 3 links for USB Cards for Laptops – I reccommend that you get at least 2 Ports & use Cards that use [NEC Chipsets] that supply 500 milliamps per port – NEC Chipsets are preferred & highly reliable –

Also there is a Link for USB & IEEE 1394 Combo PCMCIA Laptop Card that has NEC USB Chipset & TI Chipset for IEEE 1394 Firewire – The TI Chipset is recommended for the IEEE 1394 - Note that the Firewire connection has – [1- ea] – [4 pin] & [6 pin] Connectors – for more – [Equipment Compatibility]

Also have included – [USB Info Link] that has info + Other Links for additional Info & USB Gear -
http://www.sss-mag.com/usb.html

This info link should have all the info that you need to make a selection -
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USB Controller Cards -

USB PCMCIA CARD w NEC Chipset
http://www.ecost.com...dpno~554979.asp

USB & IEEE 1394 COMBO PCMCIA Card
http://www.cooldrive...hiusb20coc.html

Belkin USB PCMCIA Card
http://industrialcom...kin/f5u222.html

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pauliegrov

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My board is a Laptop Dell Computer Corp. Inspiron 4100, Processor = 1000 megahertz Intel Pentium III, Video Card = RADEON MOBILITY (Microsoft Corp) (Display Adapter) 40 GB useable (WDC WD400UE-00HCT0)with 21 GBs free space, HL-DT-ST RW/DVD GCC-4243 N (CD ROM Drive), 640 Megbytes Installed Memory, Slot 'DIMM_A' has 512 MB, Slot "DIMM_B" has 128 MB, C:(NTFS on drive 0), Bus Clock: 133 megahertz, BIOS: Dell Computer Corp A03 11/12/01, USB Root Hub 1.1 (one).
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