Re: [NTLK] Lowest profile WiFi card (and a BT question)...

From: Blake Patterson (blakespot_at_yahoo.com)
Date: Sun Oct 10 2004 - 16:08:54 PDT

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--- Roman Pixell <roman_at_pixell.net> wrote:

> 3Com has got something they call XJack, it is a card
> type with a
> retractable antenna. the 802.11b card is compatible
> with the mac, with
> a third party driver, the bluetooth card i dont
> know.
>
>

...my Mac has an AirPort card. It's Newton
compatibility I'm interested in. Will this work with
Newton for WiFi?

bp

                
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