Wireless broadband for HP340LX

I have a HP340LX and would like to use it for the internet using my existing wireless broadband router, can anybody suggest what I need to get me up and running and how is it done? I have a Novatech close by to me so would probably go there to pick up anything that I need. Thanks

A CE 2 compatible card with SH3 drivers (see HCL), the NSP (see H/PC:Update) and a wep 64 (128 may be possible) AP.

Thanks for your quick response, must admit I am still trying to understand all that you say, I have been trying to pick out certain terms you are using, would the following product be suitable from Novatech? Thanks.
Novatech 54Mbps 802.11g Wireless CardBus Adapter

Order Code: NOV-54GPCM Manf. Code: NOV-54GPCM
Availability
Delivery: 7 in stock
Collection: 2 available now at Cardiff
£13.26 inc vat
(£11.05 ex vat)

Fully compliant with the new IEEE802.11g Wireless LAN Standard, the 11g CardBus PC Card is five times faster than ordinary 11b wireless networks and provides you superb flexibility with wireless access to networks anytime, anywhere, or any place. Enjoy the ride of wireless network access via global wireless hotspots or in any other public access areas to get real-time corporate resources, emails and the Internet.

Enjoy the pleasures of ultimate freedom with wireless mobility. Adds 802.11g wireless capabilities to laptop computers, for faster wireless networking available for home or office with an easy and quick Windows based utility bringing you all the comfort right from the beginning.

Key Features:
- 802.11g High Speed 54Mbps WLAN Standard Compliant
- Backwards Compatible with 802.11b WLAN Standard
- Hot Swappable 32bit CardBus PC Card, Type II Compliant
- Easy Install and Monitor WLAN by Windows based utility
- Support 64/128bit WEP Encryption
- Easy Plug & Play
back to top Standards IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g standard
Host Interface 32-bit CardBus
Antenna Two antennas diversity supported
Frequency Range 2.412GHz ~ 2.4835GHz
Dimensions 114mm(L) x 54mm(W)
Weight 40g

CardBus = no http://www.hpcfactor.com/support/cesd/h/0037.asp

If it is in the HCL support, fine, else you can forget it. There are so few cards for 2.00.

Thanks for taking the time to read it all, at least I am on the right track now, I will check out the list. Thanks.

Also, 802.11g = no. Only CE 4 and higher support 802.11g.

Thanks for the info.