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#17928 18-Dec-2007 16:13
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I am trying to locate a PCMCIA to USB adapter that will allow me to use an older Sierra Wireless 580 card on a laptop with an express card slot. I have found a couple of options in the UK, but am wondering if there is anything available in New Zealand. I'm trying to avoid the expense of purchasing a new Express Card for Mobile Broadband.

Thanks in advance.

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  #100707 18-Dec-2007 18:09
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I think the best idea would be to buy an ExpressCard to PCMCIA adaptor which are available from the company where Jama works IIRC.  Send him a PM, I'm sure he will be keen to help.

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