D-Link RangeBooster G Notebook Adapter

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Vendor: D-LINK
Price: $0.00 - $0.00 CAD from 0 stores

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D-Link RangeBooster G Notebook Adapter

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Rating: 8.82/10

SRE Rating: Review Date: 04/30/10	I like it Comment: Easy and works nice price too
korszca Rating: Review Date: 04/30/10	Works on FreeBSD Comment: Works perfectly on PC-BSD and FreeBSD with the ath(4) driver and wpa supplicant(8) for RSN.
Roscoe Rating: Review Date: 04/27/10	Works great Comment: Installed this on my IBM ThinkPad T30 with Windows XP Pro. It was easy to install and works great, no probems. It is a very good adapter for the price.
LisaR Rating: Review Date: 04/14/10	Great when it works Comment: I bought this adapter to make a dell laptop talk to my d-link router. The problem is that it isn't consistent. When I first set it up it worked great. I turned off the computer and then it wouldn't connect to the internet the next time I re-booted the computer. I had to reinstall the card. It did it again. I managed to fool it by holding my mouth some way that made it work. I don't know if it is XP or what. For the price I'll keep playing with it if I can keep making my dell talk to my d-link router, because otherwise they won't communicate.
PhilBiker Rating: Review Date: 04/06/10	Simple and functional network card. Comment: I got this card to convert an old unused laptop into an internet machine. Running ubuntu on the machine, this card works perfectly. Connects, has good range, no-brainer to install. Great bargain, too, at the low price. Recommended!
shiftea1 Rating: Review Date: 04/04/10	Excellent product - Works with Linux Comment: I used this on my old IBM T21 ThinkPad running the Linux Mint LXDE OS. It worked perfectly. No messing around with wicd nor ndiswrapper. It handles WPA2 smoothly. If you're looking to breathe new life into an old laptop this product will save you from doing a 'dumpster upgrade', and wasting your money on that other OS. It literally works 'out of the box' with Linux!
biz Rating: Review Date: 03/19/10	Great Product Comment: Inexpensive! Now I can shuttle my old Dell Inspiron between work and home. Works great!
Dlink Rating: Review Date: 03/12/10	Very Good network card for price Comment: Works very well in my older Compaq Armada E500. Worked right out of the box with drivers off the CD. But I went ahead and downloaded the newest drivers from DLinks Website.
Luc Rating: Review Date: 03/03/10	Hard to resist the price Comment: Many features built in. However, the adapter manager will not end by itself when shutting down requiring the user to END NOW. Irritating when you see the computer never shut down after you left it.
gsw Rating: Review Date: 02/26/10	DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME Comment: Disconnects all the time and then reconnects. Breaks downloads, Email downloads, everything. Have contacted D-LINK Tech Support and they do not respond..........
Ron Rating: Review Date: 02/26/10	Worked flawlessly Comment: I purchased three units to onstall in three older Dell laptops. Software loaded easily and all have worked perfectly over the last month.
andrewbox Rating: Review Date: 02/26/10	Don't waste your time Comment: Disconnects from network every 5 minutes, trust me I have purchased many network cards don't waste your time.
nofrillls Rating: Review Date: 02/25/10	A great, cheap wireless adapter for Linux Comment: This card worked immediately when plugged into my elderly Dell 1.3ghz laptop, now set up for Linux (Ubuntu) and hasn't given any fuss being pulled out or popped back in while operating. The actual connection speed has also been impressive.
Aaron Rating: Review Date: 02/24/10	Not the best example of it's use Comment: my wireless card in my toshiba satelite laptop was going bad. It had limited connectivity issues, no connection, slow speed, all kinds of problems. It had just been working fine then began to slowly crash and burn. So I threw this puppy into the side of my laptop and now the internet works great. While im not sure how Combined the effort is, nevertheless my toshiba's internet is running GREAT
HaloGuy Rating: Review Date: 02/23/10	Drivers must be downloaded Comment: Came with a CD, but included drivers did not work. Card kept renewing its IP. After downloading new drivers from website, everything worked great, card kept its connection. CD came with version 1.0 drivers for XP, but version 1.3 worked.
ZoeZo.com Rating: Review Date: 02/13/10	good quality card Comment: it works
Silke Rating: Review Date: 02/10/10	Was not compatible with my Acer Laptop Comment: I have a Acer Aspire 5920 Laptop and my wireless connection keeps giving me Limited Connectivity issues and then wont find any wireless networks so I decided to get a new wireless card. The shipping was superfast. The installation disk has only drivers and instructions for XP and earlier version but I was able to get the Vista driver from their website. Everything was real easy until I was prompted to insert the card into my laptop during the installation I realized that it does not fit. My laptop takes a sort of L shaped PCMCIA card (Says express card ?) never seen that before. So I advice you to look into your slot first and make sure that your laptop will take a straight card. So I will have to send mine back but thought I share this with you guys so you can check your laptop before ordering.
Jim Rating: Review Date: 01/28/10	Great Product and Deal Comment: Great Bargain. Setup was very easy. Works great in my older IBM Laptop.
lja Rating: Review Date: 12/17/09	Easy to use Comment: This was incredibly easy to install once it was attached to the laptop. Other models in the past involved troubleshooting to resolve conflicts and to access to the wireless adapter. This had no such difficulties and worked right out-of-the-box.
Wet Turtle Rating: Review Date: 12/16/09	it works Comment: What more can you ask for? Very easy to set up, even in my ancient Dell Inspiron 4000 running Windows XP.