I have an old IBM Thinkpad 360cse running Windos 95

Memory: 12.0 MB of Ram
File System: 32-bit
Virtual Memory 32-bit
PC Cards (PCMCIA): 32-bit

I want to make it wireless . . . but, this is what a dummy I am or maybe I'm just a typical blonde, is it wireless already?

I have a wireless internet service through a local utility company (for my Lenovo), is it possible to set up this service on the 360? Do I have to get a PCMCIA card and a router!?!

I'm not a total computer dummy, I'm just hardware iliterate.

Thanks for the help.

Suzanne

well, it defenately wont be wireless ready. You will need a PCMCIA card. If you have wireless for your other laptop you should be able to connect the 360 though a PCMCIA card to that connection..

I have a couple of laptops that don't have internal PCI wireless cards like your IBM. Found that the old Netgear wireless B pcmcia cardbus works well with Windows 95. Drivers are on netgears website. Cards go for about $!.99 to $3.99 from ebay. I run a Belkin Wireless N router at home that interacts with it. I suggest when looking for a card to make sure it interacts with the pcmcia slot correctly and that the drivers for the card support windows 95 eron up. Believe it or not the wireless B is just as quick on our router as the internal G on our other laptops.