RE: Recommended PCMCIA Cards and Local Vendors

There's a small PC retail shop similar to CompuCare/HardDrives NW next
to alderwood mall...it is right off of alderwood mall parkway?  I think
that is the road.  I just know from my house, I drive up 35th in Lake
Forest Park - it turns into another road, I cross under I5 and take a
Right at the first light....I believe it is alderwood mall pkwy.  It is
on the Left before you hit the mall.

I'd give that a shot, they tend to be a few months behind everyone else.

Oh..nearly forgot.  There are also 2 different mom/pop type shops right
next to the sprint store on 196th in Lynnwood (Across the street from
Olive Garden)

Hope that helps :P

Devin


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ric
Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 9:29 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Recommended PCMCIA Cards and Local Vendors

I have been having a heck of a time finding a wireless
card that will work with kismet.  I've looked at the
recommeded hardware list, but the vendors seem to
change the chipsets without letting you know.  Can
anyone recommend a card and a local vendor where I can
purchase it? I've been to the bigger placed like
Bestbuy and Circuit City and non of their cards were
on the list except the WPC11, but its the version 4 :(

BTW, I am the Lynnwood area so any small shops would
be great!

Thank you for your help,

Eric

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