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Difference between Aircard 210 and Aircard 300

This document cover the following products

Aircard 300 - part number 1200046
Aircard 210 - part number 1200001 or 1200072 AND part number 1200004
(The part number is located on the back of the Aircard Cellular card.)

Aircard 210

• Only multi-mode cellular PC card solution that offers CDPD, circuit-switched, and wireline modes for the ultimate coverage.
• Most complete Type II PC Card package for notebooks.
• The Aircard 210 has the two parts - a radio card (Part #1200001 or Part #1200072) and a modem card (Part #1200004).
• Plug and Play for Windows 95, 98, 2000, and NT operating systems.
• Removable flexible antenna.
• Wireline modem at 33.6 Kbps.
• Installation wizard (Wireless Expert Program) verifies proper modem operation and troubleshoots configuration problems.
• Watcher program enables to easily switch modes, monitor signal strength and channel number.

Aircard 300

• First ever wide-area wireless network card (NIC) - not a modem anymore.
• Single Type II card CDPD only device. LAN-like connectivity.
• Automatic CDPD connections - no user steps required.
• Fastest CDPD registration times - seconds to be connected!
• Ultimate overall performance when both stationary or moving.
• Lowest battery drain of all CDPD PC cards.
• Removable flexible antenna.
• Intuitive, easy to use utilities that allow simple modem installation, configuration and use.

Last update: August 23, 2000 - JD
Reviewed: August 24, 2000 - KC