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All;

I am looking to choose a handheld in the very near future as a tool to
test/troubleshoot our wireless network which happens to be 802.11a/g.
It seems like there is a lack of handhelds with a/g adapters built in,
and no adapters with a/g built on the SDIO platform.

Can anyone recommend a handheld which may have 802.11a/g adapter built
in, or allow a 802.11a/g adapter to be plugged into it.

Thanks;
Steve-O

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sh48_97@yahoo.com (Steve-o) wrote in
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> All;
>
> I am looking to choose a handheld in the very near future as a tool to
> test/troubleshoot our wireless network which happens to be 802.11a/g.
> It seems like there is a lack of handhelds with a/g adapters built in,
> and no adapters with a/g built on the SDIO platform.
>
> Can anyone recommend a handheld which may have 802.11a/g adapter built
> in, or allow a 802.11a/g adapter to be plugged into it.
>
> Thanks;
> Steve-O
>

Steve,
I have not used any, but here is a link to a site with reviews on WiFi
cards for handhelds (PPC and Palms).

http://www.pdabuyersguide.com/tips/wifi.htm

Sean

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On 16 Aug 2004 05:07:38 -0700, sh48_97@yahoo.com (Steve-o) wrote:

>All;
>
>I am looking to choose a handheld in the very near future as a tool to
>test/troubleshoot our wireless network which happens to be 802.11a/g.
>It seems like there is a lack of handhelds with a/g adapters built in,
>and no adapters with a/g built on the SDIO platform.
>
>Can anyone recommend a handheld which may have 802.11a/g adapter built
>in, or allow a 802.11a/g adapter to be plugged into it.

I'm quite sure Windows CE has supported 802.11 for a while. So I just
used google (http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search) to look
up
pocket pc 802.11g
and got 326 hits. I looked only quickly, but feel pretty sure you'll
find useful info.

>
>Thanks;
>Steve-O

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