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VerizonWireless VZAccess National Broadband

by coop42 Oct 27, 2005 10:41PM PDT

How can I adapt my VerizonWireless PC card on my laptop for use on my desktop to access the same VerizonWireless Broadband service?

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Verizon wireless broadband PC Card / USB adapter

by El G Dec 22, 2005 11:54PM PST

That's exactly what I'm trying to do. I did a web search the other day and found mention of a single adapter by a British company that was supposed to work with a European broadband card, but it was unclear whether it would work with the Verizon card. I posted asking for clarification, but haven't heard back.

Have you you had any replies back to your message other than this?

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You are so lost!! There are pcmcia adaptors to mount on PC

by sitagenious Jan 17, 2006 12:17PM PST

You two have been looking in all wrong directions! If you go to a junkyard like Tigerdirect.com you are going to find pcmcia adaptors for computers. You mount it in front of your PC, like any floppy disk, and there you can insert any pcmcia card and use as usual.

Good luck!

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