SPECTEC SDIO Wireless LAN Networking Card WLAN 802.11b, Internet Connection for PDAs, Notebooks and PCs
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Review Date: 2009-11-10
they claim it would work with my pocect pc but it did not and i use a 2-3 shiping and it took all most a week to get it
User: gocb
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Summary: it dose not work with the
Helpful Votes: 0
Total Votes: 0
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Review Date: 2009-06-27
I personally use this Item on my Palm Treo that runs Windows Mobile 5.0 and I think it gives me the internet access I need. Obviously, nothing's perfect, but if (like me) you do not have 3G internet access, this will VERY well (that is, if you have a nearby internet access point). I've used it with many programs and get great signal strength with it. Like I said, nothing's perfect, so don't think it's God's gift to humanity. Besides, I use it with Windows, so of course I don't have perfect internet, lol!
User: Daniel E. Andrus II
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Summary: How it works
Helpful Votes: 0
Total Votes: 1
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Review Date: 2009-06-11
I tried it on a Dell Axim X3. Installation was quick and easy, but setup/configuration was a bit of a pain. This card really, really wants to connect to every AP it senses. I have a non-broadcasting, WEP-enabled, MAC-filtered network at home so I had to enter my settings manually. Not a big deal, but this card constantly popped up messages telling me about other networks, including one with a null SSID that simply would not go away. There's no way to tell it to never connect to a network--once it senses an AP it gets saved in the available connections list. If you delete it, it comes back as soon as that network is detected again.
Unfortunately, once I finally got it to connect to MY network, it got a terrible signal--never more than 50% strength/quality, no matter where I was in relation to my AP and no matter how I oriented the antennae. And even when it was locked on to my network, it would STILL continually pop up annoying messages about other networks available.
Also, once it lost the connection to my network, which it did often, it would rarely re-establish it unless I rebooted the device. Annoying. After a couple of days of grinning and bearing it, I finally packed it up and sent it back for a refund. I don't think I'll bother trying any other SDIO cards on my X3. My next PDA will have to have built-in Wi-Fi due to this experience.
User: The Grumpy Hacker
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Summary: Frustrating.
Helpful Votes: 1
Total Votes: 1
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Review Date: 2009-04-16
The product arrived quickly and was easy to install and configure. I have a TREO phone which requires an SD card for network interface. The CAB installed quickly and easily and worked the first try. I can now connect my TREO to hot spots as well as my home network with no difficulty.
Excellent product and great value
User: Rick Miller
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Summary: SD Network Card
Helpful Votes: 0
Total Votes: 0
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Review Date: 2009-04-14
Software is flaky. You pop the card in, and sometimes the software comes up and sometimes it doesn't. And, if you remove it, forget about putting it back in and getting it to work without restarting your phone by removing the battery...
User: Lucas Finco
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Summary: Flaky Performance
Helpful Votes: 0
Total Votes: 0
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Product Details
- Worlds Smallest SD WLAN Card: 38.5 x 24 x 2.1 mm (1/2 the size of major competitors)
- Major OS Compatibility: Windows Mobile 2003/Pocket PC 2003 2nd edition only, Windows CE v4.X, Windows Mobile 5.0 & 3.0.
- Hardware Compatibility: iMate (iJoy), iPAQ, Dell etc...
- Interface: SD I/O Ver.1.0 (Support Ver.1.1 or later), IEEE802.11b / Wi-Fi compliance
- Surf Wifi Hotspots: Coffee shops, airports, hotels and etc.