WiFi cards for Newton
Apple Newton originally did not have the ability to work with WiFi cards. WiFi wireless did not exist when Newton was on the market. That’s why Apple never released its own WiFi card for Newton. However, with the popularization of the WiFi standard, several talented programmers created a driver enabling the use of WiFi PCMCIA cards with Newton. The author of the original driver is Hiroshi Noguchi. For upgrades and additional cards support we can thank to Paul Guyot.
Below is a list of cards that work on Newton. Bold items are the cards that I have in my collection.
- Agere PC23E-11-FC/R: Hermes chip set;
- AVAYA Wireless PC Card
- ARtem Onair ComCard 11
- Buffalo Airstation WLI-PCM-L11GP
- Cabletron RoamAbout
- Compaq WL-110 (WaveLan Clone)
- Dell TrueMobile 1150
- D-Link DWL-650 Rev J3
- ELSA AirLancer MC-11
- Enterasys RoamAbout 802.11 DS
- Farallon Skyline 11Mbps
- IBM rebadged Lucent WaveLAN/IEEE: Hermes chipset; requires Lantern;
- Intel PRO/Wireless 2011
- Linksys WCF12: CompactFlash – PCMCIA adapter needed
- Linksys WPC11 (Rev 1)
- Linksys WPC11 (Rev 3): Lantern required; 128 bit WEP
- Lucent Orinoco Silver: Lucent/Agere Chipset; 64 bit WEP
- Lucent Orinoco Gold: Lucent/Agere Chipset; 128 bit WEP; P/N 02420/B, 026258/A
- Lucent WaveLAN/IEEE Bronze: Lucent/Agere Chipset; 64 bit WEP
- Lucent WaveLAN/IEEE Silver: Lucent/Agere Chipset;
- Lucent WaveLAN/IEEE Gold: Lucent/Agere Chipset; 128 bit WEP
- MELCO WLI-PCM-L11: Lucent/Agere Chipset; 64 bit WEP
- MELCO WLI-PCM-L11GP: Lucent/Agere Chipset; 64 bit WEP
- Microsoft MN-520: Prism 2 chipset; Lantern required; 128 bit WEP
- Netgear MA401
- Planex GW-NS11H: Prism 3 Chipset; 64/128 bit WEP
- Proxim Harmony OEM card: Prism 2 chipset
- Proxim RangeLAN-DS: Prism 2
- SMC 2632W (Rev 1?, not 2)
- Sony Vaio PCWA-C150: not C150S version.
- Tekram PCF200
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