Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
Q: PROS::<br />* Good price. I picked one up new for $19.00<br />* Drivers installed easily<br />* Easy to configure under Windows XP<br />* Works with Ubuntu Linux out of the box<br />* Performance was not outstanding but very acceptable for most applications. I was able to get a signal pretty much everywhere that I can get an signal using more expensive cards from Dell and Buffalo wireless.<br />CONS::<br />* No external antenna adapter (not applicable to most users)<br />* Documentation on the website is a little weak.<br />* If you do go to the website it is hard to tell which model of card you are using. This seems to be a common theme for Alink+ products across the boards. I also have used an Airlink+101 router; good luck finding the model numbers on any of these products if you don't have the box handy.<br /><br />OVERALL:<br />If all you want to do is get the wireless networks at home, at the library or in most coffee shops, then you really can't go wrong with the Airlink+ 802.11g Wireless CardBus Adapter; especially for the price.<br />If you work with Linux or you have a tendency to tinker with this setting or that setting and are really into customization, then you may want to go with something that is a little more robust.<br />Geek Gage: If you have any of the following at home then you will probably want to look for a little more robust card:<br />* A domain controller<br />* A Linux Router<br />* Two Wireless Routers that are connected to each other<br /><br />Link to the manual: [...]<br />[...]
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Positive Review