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I believe this unit has a built in 56k modem. Do you know if it includes a
"mini browser" in firmware (or is their 3rd party software) that would allow
me to surf the Internet?
I believe the 680 also has a PCMCIA slot. Would an 802.11b wireless card
allow for "wireless" surfing --- or do these wireless cards only function
with the full Windows Operating Systems.
I have an opportunity to purchase an HP 680 used --- and thus the questions.
Yes - it also has a PC Card slot - but make sure that any card you may get
is NOT card bus. Handheld and pocket pc's for that matter do not support
CardBus cards of any type.
There are other web sites out there that have the jornada 680/690
compatability, however, you may need to search a bit.
I had one of the 680's, 690 and 720 at work. They were good, depending on
what you want to do with them. I surfed the web on the 690 (pretty much the
same as the 680 - more memory)
Good luck.
"David Bell" <dbell@kw.igs.net> wrote in message
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> I believe this unit has a built in 56k modem. Do you know if it includes
a
> "mini browser" in firmware (or is their 3rd party software) that would
allow
> me to surf the Internet?
>
> I believe the 680 also has a PCMCIA slot. Would an 802.11b wireless card
> allow for "wireless" surfing --- or do these wireless cards only function
> with the full Windows Operating Systems.
>
> I have an opportunity to purchase an HP 680 used --- and thus the
questions.
>
> Thanks for any information you can share.
>
> David
>
>
Archived from groups: comp.sys.palmtops (More info?)
David Bell wrote:
> I believe this unit has a built in 56k modem. Do you know if it includes
> a "mini browser" in firmware (or is their 3rd party software) that would
> allow me to surf the Internet?
Yes - the version of HandheldPC comes with Pocket Internet Explorer
> I believe the 680 also has a PCMCIA slot. Would an 802.11b wireless card
> allow for "wireless" surfing --- or do these wireless cards only function
> with the full Windows Operating Systems.
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