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Hama Smart Media 128 MB Reviews
$32.41
While browsing the Internet some weeks ago, I came across this SD Wireless card, and said to... (theunwired.net)
alaTest Review Summary for Hama Smart Media 128 MB
We have collected and analyzed 1 expert reviews and 44 user reviews from international sources. Users rate it 84/100. The average review date is January 4, 2004. We have compared these reviews to 625 reviews from other SmartMedia Card. The alaScore™ for this product is 86/100 = Very good. Last update: November 19, 2009.
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Expert Reviews (1)
Spectec SDW-820 Wireless SD Card
While browsing the Internet some weeks ago, I came across this SD Wireless card, and said to myself (and to the site's readers) that this is surely the world's smallest WiFi card. I decided to check to which point this is right, and what we loose (if ...
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User Reviews (44)
Works fine with WEP, not so fine with WPA-PSK
Works fine with WEP, not so fine with WPA-PSK
Bought this to make an old O2 XdaII more useful now that wireless networks are more widespread. Our office access point is 54g with 128-bit WEP and the card works fine, but at home I use WPA-PSK on my 54g router and it will not connect, and can only occas...
Works fine with WEP, not so fine with WPA-PSK
Works fine with WEP, not so fine with WPA-PSK
Bought this to make an old O2 XdaII more useful now that wireless networks are more widespread. Our office access point is 54g with 128-bit WEP and the card works fine, but at home I use WPA-PSK on my 54g router and it will not connect, and can only occas...
Manufacturer's Description
The world's smallest SDIO WiFi Card - This Secure Digital WiFi Card is designed to support all Pocket PC PDAs equipped with an SDIO slot.The Spectec SDIO WiFi expansion card is much smaller than ordinary WiFi SD Cards. The secret is in the Spectec WiFi SD Card's stubby antenna which only pokes out a couple of millimetres as opposed to around 2cm on most SD WiFi/Wireless LAN cards. This is a big plus for those who carry their SD memory/expansion cards in their wallets or leather cases - no...
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