" 802.11n CardBus Card Brings High Speed Wireless Networking to PowerBooks 'N' Wireless Upgrade is Yet Another QuickerTek Exclusive
QuickerTek is the first to introduce a 802.11n CardBus upgrade for Apple PowerBooks going back to the Pismo models. nQuicky PCMCIA improves wireless range by a factor of three or more and can be as much as 10 times the speed of a standard wireless card. nQuicky eliminates the need to buy a new Mac just to get 802.11n wireless speed and range. Older PowerBook users can now enjoy 802.11 wireless for $149.95 USD.

The nQuicky CardBus offers the latest wireless benefits yet retains backward compatibility with previous wireless standards. It works with all IEEE 802.11 b/g/n networks and performs to it's full speed (100 to 300 mbps typical) potential across the 2.4GHz frequency with 802.11n rated hardware.

nQuicky Compatibility
Any PowerBook with a free PCMCIA slot, including:
15" & 17" Aluminum PowerBooks, all clock speeds;
Titanium PowerBooks, all clock speeds;
Pismo (includes FireWire port);
Black PowerBook.
Mac OS X version 10.3 or higher;
All 802.11 b/g/n Base Stations and access points;
Routers by LinkSys and d-Link, Belkin, Netgear, and all other Mac/PC Wireless LAN.
Extended, Mixed and Legacy modes supported;
Part #: #nQuicky-CardBus
FCC, CE rated

Additional product information is found at http://www.quickertek.com/nquicky_cardbus.php."

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