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BELKIN F5D7010 802.11g Wireless Notebook Network Card - A wireless network card that supports the 802.11g protocol / Transfer files at up to 54Mbps / Installs via a notebook's PC Card slot For the best deal on the Belkin Wireless Adapter, you'll want to compare prices before you buy. Our list of stores carrying the Belkin Wireless Adapter (located below) tracks merchants who often have bargain prices and great sales. In addition, we provide a price graph for every item, showing its high and low price history over the last three months. This lets you quickly spot price trends, so you can get the best possible deal. StreetPrices was the first site on the web to offer price graphs. 
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ery poor reception
I had a Linksys PCMCIA card, which finally died. It worked pretty well, except that I had the router downstairs and it had to transmit through several walls. I added the range extender antennae to the router and could receive anywhere in my 2700 sft home. I replaced the Linksys card with the Belkin and could not log on in hotels or airports while traveling. Furthermore, I have since moved my router upstairs and am sitting 16 feet from it with the range extender antennae and I keep getting droppe...
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"Who" is your router?
I bought this card to replace my old D-Link "b" standard card. It is five times faster, as advertised. That assumes there is not some chokepoint on the Internet that slows your actual data transfer rate to below its maximum capacity. | elapsed time: | 62.7ms |
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