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| Brand: | TP-Link |
| Item Height : | 14.8 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 38 millimetres |
Product Specifications
Technical Details
- Data transfer rate (max): 54 Mbit/s
- Connectivity technology: Wireless
- Host interface: CardBus
- Interface: 32-bit Cardbus
- Frequency band: 2.4 - 2.4835 GHz
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Product Description
TPLink 54MbitWLANCardbusAdapter AtherosChip TLWN310G TP LINK
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
This adapter is listed on the UK Linux as working out of the box.
This is what it did I was using Peppermint-One.
Note the indicator lights do not work but the unit works fine.
It replaced my old PEAK card which kept dropping the link in Linux but no problems with the new card.
Worth the money.
This is what it did I was using Peppermint-One.
Note the indicator lights do not work but the unit works fine.
It replaced my old PEAK card which kept dropping the link in Linux but no problems with the new card.
Worth the money.
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This is an Atheros 5k card which nowdays has drivers in all OS-es including the various linux flavours.
On the positive side: It works out of the box even on non-Intel kit (typing this on a mac powerbook).
On the negative side: activity lights are not working properly and the antenna has a rather wimpy gain compared to most modern built-ins. It also persists in setting CN as the regulatory domain under Linux because the card EEPROM says so. That is quite annoying as this does not allow all channels for EU and proper power level for US. It also violates regs for Spain and a few other countries which have channel restrictions.
Overall a solid 4 out of 5.
On the positive side: It works out of the box even on non-Intel kit (typing this on a mac powerbook).
On the negative side: activity lights are not working properly and the antenna has a rather wimpy gain compared to most modern built-ins. It also persists in setting CN as the regulatory domain under Linux because the card EEPROM says so. That is quite annoying as this does not allow all channels for EU and proper power level for US. It also violates regs for Spain and a few other countries which have channel restrictions.
Overall a solid 4 out of 5.
I wanted to breath life into a very old dell latitude PP01L laptop by installing Ubuntu 10.10. The laptop had no wifi, so I got this card as the cheapest way of doing it. Ubuntu found the card and worked first time. simple, cheap and effective.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Easy to install
Arrived quickly and was easy to install. Works ok on an old Compaq in the PMCIA slot, Windows XP.
Seemed like a bargain being £1 cheaper than another one I bought 2 years ago,... Read more
Seemed like a bargain being £1 cheaper than another one I bought 2 years ago,... Read more
Published 19 months ago by Frogman
Worked "out of the box" on Ubuntu 10.4 & Windows XP Prof SP3
This is an excellent wireless card for old laptops without wireless card. It worked out of the box in Windows and Linux. So thanks to China's No. Read more
Published 21 months ago by panorama93
Does what it says on the can
Put it into te laptop. Ran the install & it works and has continued to work perfectly well for the last few weeks with no problems. Perfectly happy. Read more
Published on 20 May 2010 by D. Hall
Wireless adapter
The adapter was great it done exactly what I wanted it to do, with out a lot of hassle
Thanks
Martyn
Thanks
Martyn
Published on 4 April 2010 by M. A. Faulkner
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