Comments on: HandEra Releases 802.11b Drivers
The drivers will work with the new Wireless Networker from Symbol, as well as compatible 802.11b cards from Intel and Socket. The Wireless Networker is currently available through several online retailers with prices ranging between $150 and $180. The drivers are, of course, free.
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RE: Other Wireless Card
RE: Other Wireless Card
Could someone tell where I can find it?
Thanks in advanc.
ted
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Works with the TRGpro, too
- The drivers work on the TRGpro as well. TRGpro users need to update to the
latest OS on the web site, and then they can update the software/drivers.
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handera is the best...
oh, and fwiw, I have a prism...
RE: handera is the best...
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RE: handera is the best...
Ok, the USB and Size they do not have, but I would have to disagree about the other.
I have a TRGPro (started with a PalmPilot Pro, then a visor 2mb) and I'd have to say that they have the best support out of all of them, although I've never dealt with Sony.
From what I understand the 330 has the most battery options out of any unit, you can choose external power, AAA's, or a Li-Ion battery. This sounds like a nice setup unless I am wrong about it.
What do you consider 'real hi-res'? I have seen the 330 screen (CompUSA has display models) and it looked a lot better-higher res than the comparable models around it (M500, PalmV, Visor) and my TRGPro.
The price is too high for me, but if you're buying a top end handheld, it seems right on par. Seems to have more features than similar models.
I do have to note that is definately not as pretty as the M50x or new Clie devices, but beats them in functionality (unless your a student who wants all the music playing and games).
330 Refurbhised!
Just FYI.
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Other Wireless Card
Intel, and Symbol cards are supported. They said that
the drivers include support for Generric 802.11b.
You can get Dlink's 802.11 CF cardb for about $100.
Can anyone confirm if they or someone else has gotten
the drivers to work with generic 802.11b cards?