Avaya manufacture a set of Wireless products including two 802.11b PC Cards designated Silver and Gold (only difference is the level of WEP encryption).

Avaya are (another spin-off from Lucent).

!!! Vitals
* '''Manufacturer :''' Avaya
* '''Model :''' silver
* '''Type :''' PC Card
* '''External Antenna Jack:''' yes 
* '''Chipset:''' orinco
* '''Power :''' ?
* '''Recieve Sensitivity :''' ?
* '''Drivers URL :'''
* '''Available New :'''
* '''Average Price :''' I got mine for $AU99 @ Harris Technology. (Bunyip)
* '''Vitals last updated :'''

!! Official Details

!! Pictures

!! Operating Systems
!!! Linux
They have a linux driver on the (http://www.avaya.com Avaya web site), still playing with linux. (Bunyip)

!!! Windows
Works OK with Win2k using drivers on the CD. 
Comments on the Harris Technology (http://www.ht.com.au web site) suggest you need to download new drivers for Win XP. (Bunyip)

!! Firmware

!! Misc Notes

(http://www.busybits.com.au/item/lucpign?busybits=55b6dfc54b5cee606ef1ed65e0f6524c Pigtail) to suit Pigtail MC-Card Plug to N-Type (Male) (Suits Orinoco/Avaya/Lucent).

Vitals last updated
11/3/03