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Verizon PCI and 9300?

post #1 of 6
5/8/07 at 10:19pm
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Does anyone know of a internal verizon card that will work in a I9300?

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Eddie
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post #2 of 6
5/9/07 at 5:10pm
at the moment your stuck with the PCMCIA solutions you slide into the right side I know of an internal Truemobile Dell card but there hard to come by and when purchased thru dell requires activation of a new data line.
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post #3 of 6
5/9/07 at 9:04pm
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do you know the part number?
the 9300 that i want to put this card in is goint to be for my car only so i do not want the internal wan.

thanks DM!
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post #4 of 6
5/9/07 at 11:11pm
Wait if its going in your car why not settle for the PCMCIA solution? Its relatively small and had far better range than any internal solution.
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post #5 of 6
5/9/07 at 11:52pm
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I have the pcmcia version. and i thought that the internal would be better since it is connected to internal wires. guess i was wrong.
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post #6 of 6
5/10/07 at 3:26am
I still have my Verizon EVDO PCMCIA card from my work laptop that I no longer use. I paid Verizon the 180$ to cancel the "phone line" so I could get the same card again from Sprint whom I have my regular cell service with. Sprint offers EVDO speeds in more cities than Verizon so it was good for me.

But if you want to stick with Verizon you can PM me and I'll fill you in on my extra card. You can also e-mail me at jaxchris@email.com for info.

Btw... the PCMCIA cards work far better than the internal WAN cards that you see Dell offering in the Latitudes right now. With the Verizon and Sprint PCMCIA cards I'm able to listen to Launchcast uninterrupted driving up and down I-95 and I-75 in Florida doing about 80mph. The technology is very seasoned and works quite well. Sending large e-mails with attachments while driving was not a problem either. And if EVDO isn't available the Verizon software switches you seemlessly to 1x data mode. The Sprint software will interrupt your connections while making the switch between network types. That's one area I'm disappointed in... but I've only ever had to make that transition when driving thru states like Alabama and Mississippi along the coast.
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