Express Card to PCMCIA Adapter Reviews - DP-0001

Pros: Easy to use. Easy to install. Works as is suppose to. Works perfect with Dell XPS M1210. Works excellent with WIFI cards.

Cons: It is too big and bulky. I guess you are to expect that.

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Pros: This as a godsend. Verizon wanted to change my unlimited broadband plan to a limited plan in order to upgrade from a pcmcia card to a usb or express card modem. I was able to get the express card adapter (to save my limited usb ports) and can use it on all my laptops (5).

Cons: none so far

Other Comments: I had problems installing (mostly a brain drain on my end) and I had to call support twice. They were extremely helpful and polite and pointed me immediately to the fixes I couldn't seem to find at the time. Their patience and humor was very refreshing and they answered almost immediately. Good work guys!

Pros: Card arrived on time and in good condition.

Cons: I have still to get it working, I am getting the device recognized, however, my PCMCIA card does not show up. I am using VISTA as my operating system. I have not contacted technical support as yet, hopefully later today and I am hoping they will be able to get me up and running.

Other Comments: Would like to review after I get the device to work for me.

Pros: The adapter does work with the GC89. I am using the Dell Inspiron E1505 and running vista and works fine. Had to call Tmobile to have them help configure the card but it works fine

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Pros: Works with Sprint Novatel S720 card on a MacBook Pro

Cons: A little bulky, but it's fine.

Other Comments: I use the Duet on a MacBook Pro so I can use a PCMCIA Sprint Novatel S720 wireless card. Works flawlessly under Leopard. I could not get Windows XP to recognize the card through VMware Fusion, but Windows XP found the card fine when I booted up via Bootcamp.