Open Box NETGEAR RangeMax Wireless PC Card WPN511 - Network adapter - CardBus - 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11...

Put the NETGEAR RangeMax Wireless PC Card to work for you. This wireless networking card automatically senses the changes in signal strangth and selects from over 100 possible antenna configurations to deliver you the fastest, clearest connection. You'll be free to connect at home, work, or in any public hotspots. more

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From: Amazon
Posted: Oct-29-2008

Really fast and easy to use

I just purchased a NETGEAR WPN511 RangeMax Wireless PC Card to replace my Linksys Wireless G card. The setup was easy and offers a great on-screen wizard that runs when the card is in use. The speed and coverage are as advertised - faster speed and broader coverage for my home network. I am...

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From: Amazon
Posted: Jul-06-2008

Has Strenghtened Our Connection

We use this card to connect to wifi and it is much better than the previous card we had.

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From: Amazon
Posted: Jan-27-2008

netgear wireless laptop card

very good product works exactly as advertised great range with system would reccomend this to anyone with a laptop very easy to setup

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From: Amazon
Posted: Jul-30-2007

great product

I did quite extensive research before decided to purchase this item. Most of my friends/reviews suggested buying from Netgear. I followed the product guide to do the installation. It went very smooth and took less than 10 minutes. It has been up running for almost two months now, very sound...

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From: Amazon
Posted: Jul-04-2007

WPN511 card

Works very well with the Rangemax router. My DLink card kept dropping signal even at close range. This one stays on all the time!

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From: Amazon
Posted: May-03-2007

Useless on my NC400

This card makes the CPU usage go to and remain at 80% when it's plugged in. Research on the web tells me I'm not alone in this yet there is no known fix. I had problems with Netgear drivers years ago. I just tried the latest driver, months after buying the card (so they've had time to fix bugs)...

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From: CNET
Posted: Apr-23-2007

"best range (tested many!)"

Tried about 8 different cards (from different brands) to find the one that picks up the most number of wifi signals. this card beat the rest hands down. whatever "range max" technology they profess to use really does seem to make a difference. In you

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From: CNET
Posted: Jan-14-2007

"Not Worth It"

I bought this card thinking it would be a better option than my internal, which can be marginal. It was easy to install and fast - but after I installed it have I experienced all of the complaints mentioned in the other reviews here - Blue Screen, C

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From: Shopzilla
Posted: Jan-03-2007

best wifi adapter I have ever owned. top speed 108 MBPS

My laptop had wifi already but I wanted to try an range extender. I did...when I installed it I found 4 hotsots my typical wifi didnt see. This is rge best wifi adapter I have owned. Can be used with usb 2.0 usb cord...I hang it on my car mirror when

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From: Amazon
Posted: Sep-29-2006

So Much Better than my Linksys...

Wow, this was a find! I purchased it in July and have had no problems with it. I actually purchased it from another site "refurb" and mine is FABULOUS! I am pairing it with an old Netgear WiFi 11b system, and when I was visiting family, they had the D-Link 54g and wow a tri-level home and I had...

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