PalmOne Wi-Fi SD Card
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Review Wireless networking for your Zire 72, Tungsten T3 or T5
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OCTOBER 05, 2004 (IDG NEWS SERVICE) - PalmOne Inc. Monday unveiled a new version of its Tungsten-class personal digital assistant that is designed to protect data even when the device&#39;s battery dies.
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32GB memory card support too The rumours were true. Research In Motion (RIM) has officially confirmed its development of the BlackBerry 8820, the first handset in its history to feature built-in Wi-Fi connectivity. It also supports Micro SDHC memory cards.â¦
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Psst: New Cybershots feature Wi-Fi, support for standard accessories, and big memory.
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LAS VEGAS - Consumer electronics maker BenQÂ is showing off a new mobile phone with 802.11b wireless networking capabilities and an integrated 1.3-megapixel digital camera with zoom and flash.
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SuperWaba is a Java-like VM for handhelds. Runs in PalmOS, Windows CE, Win32, and is fully emulated under JDK/browser. Supports Exceptions, has a complete set of UI controls (Palm/WinCE), double and long, grayscale/color, sockets and serial/IR/Bluetooth. Some of the new updates are: Many optimizations on User Interface leads to 40% speed improvement in form creation and Lots of bug fixes and other enhancements   see the changelogs for more information http://superwaba.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/twiki/view/Codev/ChangeLogs   The latest release can be found here: https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=16623&package_id=20503
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Basata su connessione a pacchetto, auto-alimentata, la wireless camera trasmette con uno streaming video utilizzando la rete di terza generazione (formato 3GPP). Siemens Mobile Communications ha sviluppato il primo prototipo di wireless camera UMTS.
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PalmOne launched the Tungsten T5, its first PDA to ship with 256MB of memory and the first to operate as a USB Flash drive, this morning, as anticipated.
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PalmOne has unveiled its new Tungsten T5 personal digital assistant (PDA) with 256MB of flash memory, which it claims is almost double that offered by rivals.
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PalmOne&#39;s Tungsten T5 comes with 256MB of flash memory, so you never risk losing your data. If you&#39;re a pack-rat type who likes to keep a lot of data you can&#39;t afford to lose on your personal digital assistant, PalmOne has a handheld for you.
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(InfoWorld) - Just weeks before launching its new Centrino notebook platform, IntelÂ said Wednesday it had cancelled plans to provide wireless access with an HSDPA (high speed downlink packet access) module built by Nokia. Instead, the next-generation Centrino Duo platform, code-named "Santa Rosa," will rely solely on Wi-Fi technology to give mobile PC users wireless Internet access. Intel plans to launch the platform in the second quarter of 2007. Intel had first announced the partnership in September, saying the Nokia module would be an ingredient in its improved Centrino Duo platform, a recipe for wireless-enabled notebooks with long battery life centered around Intel's Core 2 Duo processor. But Intel has now decided that notebook vendors would not be willing to pay enough to justify the investment. "After doing further analysis, we decided it wasn't a good enough ROI to bring that product to the notebook market now. But that doesn't change the value proposition of Santa Rosa at all," said Intel spokeswoman Connie Brown. The company still plans to use HSDPA in future platforms. "We will continue to look into embedding 3G capability at some time. It's certainly on the table, but we're not ready to announce anything at this time," Brown said. In the original announcement, Intel said that adding an HSDPA module would complement its Wi-Fi component by letting notebook users gain wireless broadband connectivity through a popular international standard. The partnership was supposed to assign Intel the tasks of platform design, software, integration and support, and sales and marketing. Nokia was to manufacture the module as well as share its expertise in 3G HSDPA, connectivity products, and carrier relationships. Now, Intel will provide all notebook connectivity with its "Kedron" Next-Gen Wireless-N card, an embedded network adapter that uses the IEEE 802.11 Draft-N standard, as well as existing a, b, and g standards.Â Intel announced that card in January, ahead of the IEEE body's official adoption of the new standard. The new wireless card will allow notebook PC users to share five times the data at twice the range of their current 802.11a/g cards, giving them far better performance with downloading music and streaming high-definition video, Intel said. Notebook vendors including Acer, AsusTek, Gateway, and Toshiba have already begun selling the card in PCs, while Dell and Hewlett-PackardÂ are expected to wait for the full Santa Rosa system. Despite Intel's judgement about weak demand for HSDPA, the standard remains popular with cell-phone vendors. AtÂ the 3GSM trade show in BarcelonaÂ this week, Qualcomm announced plans to use HSDPA-based chips to deliver mobile television to handhelds, while Samsung said its new Ultra 12.9 slide-design cell phone would use HSDPA as part of its tri-band data scheme. And notebook users will be able to use the standard by the third quarter of 2007, according to an announcement by Sony Ericsson Mobile CommunicationsÂ on Feb. 7 that it would use HSDPA in the PC300, a mobile broadband access card for Mac and PC laptops. In the meantime, users could also resort to EV-DO, a slightly slower wireless standard available in notebooks from Sony, Gateway, and Lenovo, said Richard Shim, a senior research analyst with IDC. "The ultimate fallout is that the proliferation of cellular wide area networks just took a big hit," Shim said. "When HSDPA is built into chipsets, it gets the volume of users up. But without that incentive to the carriers, it hurts the forecast for building out new networks." Â
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It will feature ALK CoPilot Version 6 navigation software, a slot for an SD card, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
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PALMONE SAID that its $399 Tungsten T5 personal digital assistant comes with 256MB of flash memory and can double as a portable USB drive.
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PalmOne svela Treo 650, l&#39;atteso smartphone che rispetto al suo predecessore si arricchisce di una batteria rimovibile al litio e di funzionalitÃ  wireless a corto raggio. Il telefonino corredato di organizer
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It's an SD memory card with built-in networking. Sounds cool, but will you spring $100 for it when it's released later this year?
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If you are a current palmOne customer, you are eligible to a palmOne.com exclusive offer on our new Treo 650 smartphone. Pre-order yours today with or without a Sprint service plan and you&#39;ll receive a FREE BluetoothÂ® headset with your order ($99 value).
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palmOne, Inc. is at last bringing a SD wi-fi solution for a couple of its handheld models. To date, palmOne&#39;s Wi-Fi option was the Tungsten C, which comes with built-in wireless, incorporates a keyboard and a 320 x 320 transflective TFT display. palmOne ...