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RE: Memeory Schtick
RE: OS 4? OS 5?
iTV - Veil Interactive
And then I looked into it more - this is little more than an electronic version of those free barcode scanners companies were giving away (BarCat?). Woo hoo ... you can get extra information on a product from HSN, play along with Jeopardy, get an offer from an ad on TV. I hope it gets more compelling than that. I REALLY hope that, like the BarCat, and the Timex watch that MS used to sync via a flashing windows screen, someone hacks the protocol for these cards, and develops a means to sync information by holding the PDA up to a computer screen. Still not real useful, but getting better.
I wish Veil luck with theri other products, 'cos I think this one is dead in the water.
~ "Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed." - DV ~
RE: iTV - Veil Interactive
I don't think you understand the gravity of the situation. We're in space.
SD cards like Springboards now?
RE: SD cards like Springboards now?
Now, if there were two SD slots, then we are talking a different game. One for expanded memory to remain in place all of the time, and one for the extras.
Mike
RE: SD cards like Springboards now?
SDIO Development
SyChip's WLAN6060 SDIO Card Features and Benefits:
• Very small footprint:Card Measurements: 24mm X 50mm
• Complete IEEE 802.11b functionality: Integrated BB/MAC, RF, VCO,PA and SD interface
• Reduced power consumption in standby mode
• User Definable transmit power settings in Ad Hoc Mode
• Will support Win2K, WinCE (v2.11 and higher), Palm OS (OS 4 and higher)
http://www.sychip.com/wlan-module.html
CES: The SD Association (SDA) is showcasing multiple products from companies such as Kodak, Panasonic, Palm and Canon, to name a few. This year the proliferation of SDIO and SDIO devices will be a big draw at the SD Pavilion. Core applications and products using I/O cards in 2003 include Bluetooth, WLAN, GPS, PDA's digital cameras and more.
http://hoovnews.hoovers.com/fp.asp?layout=printnews&doc_id=NR200301091680.2_dcca000e113538e0
Socket Communications Adopts SyChip Secure Digital I/O WLAN Card Design; Socket to Add WLAN Card with Smallest Industry Standard Form Factor to Mobile Connection Products Portfolio
http://hoovnews.hoovers.com/fp.asp?layout=printnews&doc_id=NR20030109290.2_a830001dfdff2c87
BSQUARE SDIO Now! Licensees Demonstrate Products at CES; HP, Panasonic, Socket, SPECTEC, SyChip, Veo and Others Demonstrating SDIO Solutions
http://hoovnews.hoovers.com/fp.asp?layout=printnews&doc_id=NR20030109290.2_2da3001d6f8e470d
"There are 2 kind of people my friend....those with wires and those without"
RE: SDIO Development
p.s I do know that Palm is already offering the Palm Bluetooth SD Card for there devices, but this card is manufactured by Toshiba.
"There are 2 kind of people my friend....those with wires and those without"
RE: SDIO Development
Jan. 9, 2003-- SanDisk Connect product line includes four products -- dual-function 128 megabyte (MB) CompactFlash®(CF) and 256MB SD cards that combine Wi-Fi and flash memory as well as single-function CF and SD cards with Wi-Fi connectivity. SanDisk plans to add 256MB cards to the CF Connect product line by the middle of 2003.
"SanDisk's introduction of a dual-function SDIO card combining Wi-Fi with flash memory opens new expansion options for customers using SDIO Now! enabled devices," said Kent Hellebust, senior vice president, marketing and product management, BSQUARE Corp. "With Microsoft and leading OEM's adopting SDIO Now! As the industry standard for PocketPC-based IO expansion, SanDisk's SDIO cards are a welcome addition to the growing peripheral expansion market."
SanDisk's SD Wi-Fi cards also will support devices with Palm's OS 4x and higher operating systems.
The Wi-Fi (802.11b) CF and SD Connect cards have a suggested retail price of $99.95. The dual-function CF cards with 128MB of capacity will be priced at $129.95 while the dual-function 256MB SD cards will be priced at $149.95. The CF Wi-Fi card is available now, the CF dual-function card and the SD Wi-Fi card will be available in March and the SD dual-function card is expected to ship at mid-year. The CF pricing includes a PC card adapter for notebook and laptop owners. SanDisk Connect cards will be sold in many of the 50,000 retail stores worldwide where SanDisk branded products are sold.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/030109/90405_1.html
"There are 2 kind of people my friend....those with wires and those without"
RE: SDIO Development
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Memeory Schtick
Maybe I'll pick up the Garmin in six or nine months when they hit their first price drop.