The major US players (Netgear, Linksys.D-Link) and others all have
versions of this. $60-$80 US. www.pcworld.com for a review of a group of
them.
answering:
Stan Goodman <SPAM_FOILER@hashkedim.com> ' message of:
05/03/05 at 03:04 AM,
About:[OS2Wireless] 1)Apology; 2)supported PCMCIA wifi cards >**
Reply to message from Julian Thomas <jt@jt-mj.net> on Mon, 02 May 2005
>11:31:21 -0400
-line work in Linux, with say, a Netgear 802.11g wifi card.
>>
>> Check out the ASUS wl300g - antenna on one side and plugs into your rj45
>> on the other. ZERO installation hassle (although you seem to have a magic
>> touch in that department <gg>). Does 802.11G; configures from your
>> browser [may need a firmware update to use something besides IE] and
>> powers from the USB port.
>How can that be so? If it's external, how can it know what browser you
>are using?
>This is the gadget over which Daniela enthused so, isn't it? >
>> AFAIK there are still NO 802.11g devices supported for OS2/eCS.
HPT
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