SanDisk SDWCFB-128-768 Wireless 802.11b & 128 MB CF Card Review

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SanDisk SDWCFB-128-768 Wireless 802.11b & 128 MB CF Card Review

Manufacturer: SanDisk

Model#: SDWCFB-128-7.68

Weight: .10lbs
Height: 1.50"

Width: 5.25"
Length: 7.50"

Average Rating: 3 out of 5 Stars

Features:

Up to 11 Mbps High Speed Data Transfer Rate
Battery optimized for lowest power and highest performance
Powerful and easy to use security feature makes WEP encryption easy
Extends the memory and brings new functionality to the device
Single slot solution -- can be used as memory card or

User Submitted SanDisk SDWCFB-128-768 Wireless 802.11b & 128 MB CF Card Reviews (cont...)

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Date: 2003-08-12
This product is junk!!!! Save yourself a headache
If you own a Dell Axim THIS CARD WILL NOT INSTALL PROPERLY. I returned the card to staples and the I experience the same results with the second card. The card works in my HP notebook. I will not get into much detail with the problem because I do feel like typing a page and I did not resolve the problem. I will be taking this card back to staples in the AM. The problem was that the card would not connect to my 54G dlink router. The card would only register it's mac address with the Axim about 10% of the time. During that 10% my router saw the sandisk because its mac was registered. I even shut off WAP and this did not fix the problem. ... There knowledge base and e-mail support request do not even list the product. I've been working in IT for almost 10 years(desktop, network, programer), have two computer degrees, MCSE+I, CCNA, CCDA and A+. I started setting up wireless networks building to building four years ago and although I have been in management for the past couple of years I should still be able to install a wireless network device????Recommedation if you own an Axim stay away from this thing.

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