Laptop wireless cards that support WPA on Windows 2000

I've got an old Sony Vaio running Windows 2000, it'd be annoying to have to run a long ethernet cable to my router. That and I'm running a WPA-only network. The average ancient wireless card isn't going to work. Any recommendations what model numbers to look into?

 

A usb dongle should do the trick.

 

His issue is going to be drivers, as he's on Windows 2000. Some will probably work with the XP drivers - but others wont.

 

If you can get a netgear WG111 V2 USB dongle, that supports WPA and windows 2000, also pretty sure that the TP-Link TL-WN510G carbus card supports both windows 2000 and WPA, but the drivers are a bitch to configure because they're a bit buggy

 

The classic Intel IPW2200BG supports windows 2000 from what I remember, and I know it supports WPA.

 

I can't seem to find confirmation either way but I wonder if the old Orinoco Gold cards work with WPA. They were pretty popular for a while there for a while, particularly with Linux users.

 

True USB won't be a problem, neither is drivers on DVD. This system has both.