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If you need a PCMCIA slot on your computer for your EVDO card, then consider the USB to PCMCIA card adapter kit. This adapter allows you to connect a PCMCIA card (32 bit) to your computer through a USB port. This is a newer adapter on the market, and so, not every card has been tested. It is designed specifically to work with the following cards:

Alltel CDMA, USA (Kyocera Wireless Passport KPC650)
Iusacell CDMA, Mexico (Kyocera Wireless Passport KPC650)
MTN Mobile Office Fusion Card, South Africa (Option Fusion)
Movistar CDMA, Argentina (Kyocera Wireless Passport KPC650)
Optimus Telecommunications, Portugal (Huawei E600)
Orange Mobile Office Fusion Card, UK + France (Option Fusion)
Sprint CDMA, USA (Novatel Wireless S620)
T-Mobile, Germany + Austria (Option Fusion)
Verizon CDMA, USA (Kyocera Wireless Passport KPC650)
Verizon CDMA, USA (Novatel Wireless V620)
Vivo CDMA, Brazil (Kyocera Wireless Passport KPC650)
Vodafone, Australia (Huawei E618)
Vodacom UMTS, South Africa (Fusion Card)
Vodafone UMTS, UK (Mobile Connect Card)

If you have an open PCI slot on your computer, then consider using the PCI to PCMCIA adapter card.

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