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Belkin Shows Us Some ExpressCard Love with N1 Card

By Louis Ramirez Published January 8, 2007

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Our ExpressCard slot got some 802.11n action in Vegas this morning (and it wasn’t even drunk). Belkin’s new N1 Wireless ExpressCard brings super high-speed 802.11 draft performance to your notebook offering a link rate of up to 300Mbps along with greater wireless range. The card also uses up less power, giving your notebook some extra juice life. You can show your ExpressCard slot some Draft N love starting today for $99.

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