ninjatutle
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San Ramon, CA | Speed difference in USB and PCMCIA modems?
If I go down to a USB from PCMCIA, will speeds take a dive? I get very good signals and speeds with the PCMCIA.
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CMoore2004
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aSic
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Concur. There is no difference.
However the tear in the space-time continuum and the resulting black hole that develops along the left side of the usb modem can be described as a bad thing......
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caribconsult
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You'll also be able to use your USB device in other computers, virtually anything that has a 2.0 USB port. I'm not 100% sure you need 2.0 but I suspect as much. Some USB devices, like the Franklin CDU680 have a built in flash drive with all the installation software you need so you don't have to worry about losing the driver CD.
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Franklin CDU680/Assent MBR400 combo, CAY1912 panel antenna, Millenicom, 4 XPPro stations, Mozilla everywhere. |
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