Wireless Internet card

Hello people,

I have a 360lx and I want to use it for emails with my business. Has anyone tried to use a PC card wireless internet card on their palmtop?

looking at the system requirments for these cards are win 98 and 2mb of hd space.

Has anyone actually tried it and got it to work?

I love this think and dont want to trade it in for a palm..

Moved to Windows CE 2.0 Support

See http://www.hpcfactor.com/qlink/?linkID=10

Are you referring to wifi or cellular wireless? The HCL would give you some info on Wifi cards... for cellular wireless, the only manufacturer I know that has CE drivers is Sierra Wireless, but it looks like they only have drivers for HPC2000 and CE .NET.

Wireless Data Modems are listed in the HCL as well as Wireless LAN

Hey guys...

Thanks for the replys..I lost this post for a bit ..

I have a HP 620 LX

I need a wi-fi card for it as I had recently bought a d link wirless router and would also like to be able to got starbucks and not so much as to surf the web, but mainly to send and receive email.

How well do these cards work for this purpose?

Ideally I would want a G ..but would settle for a b what brand and what drivers do I need to make it work?

any suggestions on where I could find one?

Ebay or a retailer ...suggestions?

while Im at it ..anyone have a cheap place for reliable battery packs and back up batteries for this hpc ??

thanks

please either reply here or you can email me at jonny-breakz@shaw.ca
thx

Jonny

Forget G, not a chance in hell. It's 802.11b only.
Have a look through the HCL, and you'll have to look in your local area for them or eBay. You didn't say where you are, so we can't begin to help you with specifics.

There is a news post on the front page that covers the batteries.

I still haven't gotten a hold of that Linksys CF G card... does it even exist?

BTW, I got a hint of Jonny's whereabouts from his email address: .ca means CAnada

Also, Jonny, I am not so sure about checking emails on public hotspots, since you're basically sending your password over a public network, where anyone can join. It is technically easy to steal passwords that way. I don't know if Starbucks have any measures to prevent that though.

Edited by takwu 2005-02-12 5:39 AM

MMM, Starbucks!

it does works on Rich's 900C.