> http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Broadcom-wireless-wifi-B-G-mini-PCI-card-BCM4318-/260726618089
For example, this card's MAC address begins 00179E (you can read that on
the back of the card).
This indicates that Sirit Inc actually made the card.
One clue to the widespread use of this very same design,
On Mar 14, 2011, at 11:35 AM, peterh...@cruzio.com wrote:
>>
>> Peter, in another post I asked if you would/could send me those ebay
>> links? If it's not too much trouble that is:-) Jeff
>
> I did, but I'll do it again.
>
> 1) the Broadcom-licensed 4318 Mini-PCI card itself (made in China und
> Peter, in another post I asked if you would/could send me those ebay
> links? If it's not too much trouble that is:-) Jeff
I did, but I'll do it again.
1) the Broadcom-licensed 4318 Mini-PCI card itself (made in China under
license from Broadcom, and generally sold to Dell and many other lapto
On Mar 14, 2011, at 10:55 AM, peterh...@cruzio.com wrote:
>
>> Just curious here, is the Airport extreme card a "mini-pci" card? will it
>> fit into a mini-pci slot? has anybody tried this?
>
> The Broadcom cards which are sold for use in Dell laptops are indeed
> Mini-PCI cards.
>
> For use i
> Just curious here, is the Airport extreme card a "mini-pci" card? will it
> fit into a mini-pci slot? has anybody tried this?
The Broadcom cards which are sold for use in Dell laptops are indeed
Mini-PCI cards.
For use in a desktop Mac, you would also use a Mini-PCI-to-PCI adapter
card, one wh
Just curious here, is the Airport extreme card a "mini-pci" card? will it fit
into a mini-pci slot? has anybody tried this?
Jeffrey Engle
Kamiah, Idaho 83536
macgu...@gmail.com
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