Sentence examples for a wireless card from inspiring English sources

Many laptops now come with a wireless card already inside.

It also ships without a FireWire port, Bluetooth or a wireless card.

Right after I moved in, a friend visited and installed a a wireless card in my dusty old iBook.

Ms. Gates, a regular train rider, initially expected the service to work as smoothly as Wi-Fi on JetBlue or Virgin America airlines, but she has given up on it and bought a wireless card from Sprint.

Over four days in Jamaica he racked up an $11,000 Verizon bill after trying -- unsuccessfully -- to text with his cellphone and to check e-mail on his laptop using a wireless card.

Anyone with a laptop along Glen Street or School Street near City Hall can click on a browser and connect to the Internet if the computer is equipped with a wireless card.

Ten years ago, your correspondent bought a Hewlett-Packard palmtop computer (he still has it) with a Windows CE operating system, a seven-inch screen, a two-thirds-size qwerty keyboard, an 802.11 wireless card and a 12-hour battery life that would switch on and be synching files and downloading e-mail all within two or three seconds.

He uses a cellular wireless card to get Internet access, but as a sales executive for an interactive marketing agency, he mostly values the Acela trains' reliability.

Using a Sprint wireless card, they shop on eBay and Craigslist for things like a generator ($2,000) and a wood stove ($240).

Later in the year a CF wireless card with 256 MB will follow, though SanDisk hasn't specified a price or date.

Right now you need to bring a broadband wireless card along if you want to stay connected while you're on the train.