So I have an old Dell Latitude L400, and as you may or may not know, it has no internal wireless card option. So, I'm stuck using a PCMCIA wireless card, which is fine with me. But, now I'm kind of getting tired of having something sticking out of the side all the time. I really doubt there is a card that sits flush with the side, as that wouldn't give very good antenna reception. But, I'm willing to take the card apart and make my own antenna wires and run them up inside the LCD lid somewhere, much like internal cards do. Any suggestions or ideas?
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PCMCIA Wireless Card that sits flush or nearly flush?
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11/21/07 at 12:53pm
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