What wireless card for P2800?

Hello

I would like to add a wireless card to my P2800, Win 2000 family Edition.

I decided to go through Netgear PC Card wireless 32-bit CardBus Dual Band WAG511 - 108 MB/sec.

What do you think? Do I have a problem with it on my pc?

Thanks a lot for your help.

Franfrantic

Hello

If you have a proper driver for W2000 I see no problem why this wireless card should none work properly.

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