Re: Wifi card for 1400c

That may certainly be a problem. You may need to order one, for as far as I know, not many places stock cards that can be used with a 1400. Most places stock the big names like you have mentioned, but most cards the 1400 can use are made by Proxim/Agere/Lucent (one of those names - can ne

Re: Wifi card for 1400c

I've used the Proxim card in both a PPC'd 520c and a 5300c. Works fine, and was a really good price. My only complaint, and I think it's the software, is that BetterTelnet tends to freeze up using wifi, so I use ProTermMac as a telnet program instead. :) Later.Howard __

Re: Wifi card for 1400c

Thanks for all the responses so far. Here's the problem though (I forgot to point this out originally, sorry): I'm in Australia, and noone seems to stock any of these cards :o( If possible I'd prefer not to have to order one from OS. Here's a list of the cards I can find locally: Linksys WPC11 (ht

Re: Wifi card for 1400c

>I'm running two different 1400's using Proxim Skyline cards purchased >on eXXX. Paid $16 each and have had no problem under either 8.6 or 9.1. Same here, except I got mine from a web-based retailer. $16 seems to ring a bell. -- PowerBooks is sponsored by and... Smal

Re: Wifi card for 1400c

Dude.. wowI didn't know anybody was charging THAT high for wireless cards anymore. Might as well buy a new laptop before buying a card that expensive!! I got my card (a RoamAbout) from Wegener Media for $25 or something like that. It came with a CD with Mac 9/OS10, and a bunch of other driv

Re: Wifi card for 1400c

Oops, correction I think it's an Orinoco, sorry On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 10:40 PM, Winston Smith wrote: Believe it or not, I'm running a DELL TrueMobile 1150 Series WiFi card in my 1400. Seems kinda blasphemous really, but hey it was cheap. ;) It's an Agere Systems card, which I think is/w

Re: Wifi card for 1400c

AHHH!!! That price makes me cringe! Got my DELL 1150 card for $35 on eBay, and that was probably too much. Works beautifully! On Friday, April 30, 2004, at 10:20 PM, Joe wrote: http://www.macwireless.com has cards for 1400's. I use one in my PowerBook 1400cs without trouble. Thing is they'r

Re: Wifi card for 1400c

Believe it or not, I'm running a DELL TrueMobile 1150 Series WiFi card in my 1400. Seems kinda blasphemous really, but hey it was cheap. ;) It's an Agere Systems card, which I think is/was Proxim, not sure though. Works beautifully. On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 09:33 PM, Blue Raja wrote: H

Re: Wifi card for 1400c

http://www.macwireless.com has cards for 1400's. I use one in my PowerBook 1400cs without trouble. Thing is they're about $129, but they supply drivers for everything from Mac OS 7.5 to 9 or so. I run 8.1 with these drivers flawlessly. -- PowerBooks is sponsored by

Re: Wifi card for 1400c

Hi everyone, I'm new to the list (and Macs in general); I have a 1400c (OS 8.6) which I'd like to equip for 802.11b and I was wondering if anyone could tell me which wifi cards would be suitable for doing so? I've contacted a couple of suppliers (NetGear, Belkin) who say they don't supply driver

Re: Wifi card for 1400c

>I'm new to the list (and Macs in general); I have a 1400c (OS 8.6) which I'd >like to equip for 802.11b and I was wondering if anyone could tell me which >wifi cards would be suitable for doing so? Proxim Skylin. Farallon drivers. If you shop very carefully, you can find these for under $20 apie

Wifi card for 1400c

Hi everyone, I'm new to the list (and Macs in general); I have a 1400c (OS 8.6) which I'd like to equip for 802.11b and I was wondering if anyone could tell me which wifi cards would be suitable for doing so? I've contacted a couple of suppliers (NetGear, Belkin) who say they don't supply drivers f