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My airport card died in my g4 powerbook. &nbsp;i took it apart to try to replace it and ripped out a wire by accident. &nbsp;its not my main notebook, but id still like to have wireless on it.<br />
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can i just add a pcmia wireless card? &nbsp;if so, please give make/model<br />
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thanks
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My airport card died in my g4 powerbook.  i took it apart to try to replace it and ripped out a wire by accident.  its not my main notebook, but id still like to have wireless on it.

can i just add a pcmia wireless card?  if so, please give make/model

thanks

can i add a wireless card to a g4 powerbook?

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