QUOTE(AJV17 @ Sep 12 2008, 06:33 PM)

Right, it says I have a ExpressCard slot. Is there still a card I can use? The slot also supports Type 2 Card Bus I believe.
You need to check out web sites for different brand wi-fi cards e.g. at
eBuyer and then Google to find out what chipset they have........
See
http://sourceforge.net/projects/realtekr1000/ for the R1000, which is an opensource driver for network controllers RTL8168, RTL8111, RTL8169, RTL8101 and some others modified for Mac OSX. It is based on Realtek's driver for Linux but is not supported by Realtek.
Also see
http://www.psystar.com/realtek_r1000_driver.html Psystar have released a modded driver based on R1000 claimed by them to enhance
the interrupt handling and link detection for these NICS: RTL8168, RTL8111, RTL8169, RTL8101.
If this is the case, get hold of a Realtek chipset based PCI Netwok Card i.e. RTL8168, RTL8111, RTL8169, RTL8101 chipset card....check card specs before buying....depending on the card used it may just work out of the box with the already installed drivers in OS X...