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1.SDW-820 SD WiFi Card (802.11b) (802.11b) from: Spectec
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2.Spectec SDW-821 SDIO MINI WIFI CARD Network Card from: Spectec
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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 occasionally spot the network, even when I'm only a metre from my Netgear DG834G which is solidly reliable with every PC I've connected to it. Part of the problem may be that it hasn't had a proper management interface written for it so I have no idea if I have configured it correctly; I've seen screenshots of a much more comprehensive management app for the older Spectec 802.11b SDIO card. I'm wondering if I've been speed-greedy to go for the 802.11g card, but I'm hoping Spectec will produce decent ... Read More:

3.SDW-825 miniSD WiFi Card (802.11b/g) (802.11b/g) from: Spectec
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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 occasionally spot the network, even when I'm only a metre from my Netgear DG834G which is solidly reliable with every PC I've connected to it. Part of the problem may be that it hasn't had a proper management interface written for it so I have no idea if I have configured it correctly; I've seen screenshots of a much more comprehensive management app for the older Spectec 802.11b SDIO card. I'm wondering if I've been speed-greedy to go for the 802.11g card, but I'm hoping Spectec will produce decent ... Read More:

4.SDV-842 Video-To-Go microSD Card (UK) (UK) from: Spectec
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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 occasionally spot the network, even when I'm only a metre from my Netgear DG834G which is solidly reliable with every PC I've connected to it. Part of the problem may be that it hasn't had a proper management interface written for it so I have no idea if I have configured it correctly; I've seen screenshots of a much more comprehensive management app for the older Spectec 802.11b SDIO card. I'm wondering if I've been speed-greedy to go for the 802.11g card, but I'm hoping Spectec will produce decent ... Read More:

5.SDG-812 SD Bluetooth GPS Receiver from: Spectec
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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 occasionally spot the network, even when I'm only a metre from my Netgear DG834G which is solidly reliable with every PC I've connected to it. Part of the problem may be that it hasn't had a proper management interface written for it so I have no idea if I have configured it correctly; I've seen screenshots of a much more comprehensive management app for the older Spectec 802.11b SDIO card. I'm wondering if I've been speed-greedy to go for the 802.11g card, but I'm hoping Spectec will produce decent ... Read More:

6.SDG-810 SDIO GPS Receiver + 512MB microSD Card from: Spectec
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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 occasionally spot the network, even when I'm only a metre from my Netgear DG834G which is solidly reliable with every PC I've connected to it. Part of the problem may be that it hasn't had a proper management interface written for it so I have no idea if I have configured it correctly; I've seen screenshots of a much more comprehensive management app for the older Spectec 802.11b SDIO card. I'm wondering if I've been speed-greedy to go for the 802.11g card, but I'm hoping Spectec will produce decent ... Read More:

7.SDW-822 miniSD WiFi Card (802.11b, Motorola Q8/Q9m/Q9c) from: Spectec
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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 occasionally spot the network, even when I'm only a metre from my Netgear DG834G which is solidly reliable with every PC I've connected to it. Part of the problem may be that it hasn't had a proper management interface written for it so I have no idea if I have configured it correctly; I've seen screenshots of a much more comprehensive management app for the older Spectec 802.11b SDIO card. I'm wondering if I've been speed-greedy to go for the 802.11g card, but I'm hoping Spectec will produce decent ... Read More:

8.SDV-841 Video-To-Go miniSD Card (UK) from: Spectec
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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 occasionally spot the network, even when I'm only a metre from my Netgear DG834G which is solidly reliable with every PC I've connected to it. Part of the problem may be that it hasn't had a proper management interface written for it so I have no idea if I have configured it correctly; I've seen screenshots of a much more comprehensive management app for the older Spectec 802.11b SDIO card. I'm wondering if I've been speed-greedy to go for the 802.11g card, but I'm hoping Spectec will produce decent ... Read More:

9.SDC-003A SD Camera (1.3MP) from: Spectec
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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 occasionally spot the network, even when I'm only a metre from my Netgear DG834G which is solidly reliable with every PC I've connected to it. Part of the problem may be that it hasn't had a proper management interface written for it so I have no idea if I have configured it correctly; I've seen screenshots of a much more comprehensive management app for the older Spectec 802.11b SDIO card. I'm wondering if I've been speed-greedy to go for the 802.11g card, but I'm hoping Spectec will produce decent ... Read More:

10.SDC-001A SD Camera (0.3MP) from: Spectec
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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 occasionally spot the network, even when I'm only a metre from my Netgear DG834G which is solidly reliable with every PC I've connected to it. Part of the problem may be that it hasn't had a proper management interface written for it so I have no idea if I have configured it correctly; I've seen screenshots of a much more comprehensive management app for the older Spectec 802.11b SDIO card. I'm wondering if I've been speed-greedy to go for the 802.11g card, but I'm hoping Spectec will produce decent ... Read More:

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