Does anybody had tested this card ?

[bound4h]

Yes its PCI, not PCI-E. Sorry

[specv]

the card is indeed good. I got it for like $30 shipped from ewiz.com I have it installed in my dell e1405. But because HP whitelists their wireless cards ONLY a HP branded card will work in a HP laptop. there is workarounds, custom bios and such but id just get a PCMCIA card at that point to make it easier

[shamanvirtuel]

no pcmia slot only that fuxxxxxing express card slot

[theprez98]

no pcmia slot only that fuxxxxxing express card slot

http://www.duel-systems.com/products/adapters.aspx

Thank me later

[shamanvirtuel]

Features

• Connects PCMCIA cards to ExpressCard-enabled notebook computers or desktop computers
• Fits in 34mm or 54mm ExpressCard slots
• Works with standard 32-bit CardBus cards and 16-Bit PCMCIA cards
• Data transfer rate up to ExpressCard maximum, limited by PCMCIA card application
• Windows® XP and Mac OS X compatible
• Easy driver installation and set up
• Insert and remove adapter without rebooting
• Convenient 2-part module with cable for easy desktop configuration
• Also works with CompactFlash, Memory Stick, Smart Media, MMC and SD cards using suitable adapter available separately.

really cool but , are you sure with bt it will work i didn't see any linux drivers for that........i want to know if you had test it with bt or know someone who had success with it under bt...

[theprez98]

really cool but , are you sure with bt it will work i didn't see any linux drivers for that........i want to know if you had test it with bt or know someone who had success with it under bt...

I have no idea if it will work with Linux. I don't have one myself. Just an option for future reference.

[shamanvirtuel]

thx a lot anyway my dear supermoderator......you are a knowledge base by yourself........

[theprez98]

thx a lot anyway my dear supermoderator......you are a knowledge base by yourself........

If someone cares to donate a duel system adapter I'll be glad to try it out on my laptop.