Hi Jim
Thanks. So, Sandisk what? And does it really matter what router you
get for a home networking system? I know enough to match it up with
our computer operating system and type of Internet connection, but I
have no intention of becoming a techno guru just to sort this out.
Honestly, I doubt I'll do anything until the spring for many reasons
which I won't go into.
But thanks for the card info. I'm just trying to have an up to date
list for when I decide to actually purchase.
Jean
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From: "James Aldrich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Braillenote] wireless cards for mPower
I think the ambicom card is still out there but I switched to the
Sandisk Wi Fi card and it is also a 128 meg flash card. It is two
cards in one. I recommend it highly! I'm getting a more dependable
connection with it.
Jim Aldrich
At 12:57 PM 10/26/2005 , you wrote:
I'm back on the list for a bit.
I still haven't purchased a wireless card for my mPower, but my dealer
tells me that the Ambicom card is no longer available. Does this mean
that the only card now supported is the Sandisk?
I won't pretend to know anything technical here, but I do find it odd
that a brand new device should have such hardware restrictions. It
seems that the mPower is now dependent on whether a third-party card
remains in the market. If not, then where do we go?
I saw a message in the archives where Dean said he would be compiling
resource info for the mPower. This is long overdue and I wish it had
been available on the website as the new machine hit the market. It's
very frustrating trying to figure out what third-party cards, etc.
will work and are recommended. I know everyone keeps saying what
works with the older BrailleNote products, but it's hard to find
anything specified for the new technology. And as I said, now that I
hear Ambicom is not supplying the Ambicom card everyone recommends,
what next?
Jean
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