Isaih, it sounds like it should. The specifications sound pretty
close, because the one we have been using is: (type Socket Low
Power Ethernet (LPE) EA2902-139, CF+ R/LP - E) - which has a
ruggedized, i.e. connected, cable.
----- Original Message -----
From: project one <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Voice Note <[email protected]
Date sent: Wed, 11 Oct 2006 22:17:17 -0400
Subject: [Braillenote] help regarding this ethernet card
Greetings listers! I found this ethernet card while looking
around, and I'm thinking about buying it, but before I do that, I
thought I should post some information about it here and ask
whether or not this card would work with the m power? Also, I
wonder if this is the same card that Humanware sells? As always,
I appreciate any assistance from any of you that can offer some
advice regarding the card referenced below. Isaih
Socket Communications Low Power Ethernet CF Card Part #:
EA2900-117
Summary
Add Ethernet performance to your Windows CE Palm-size PC with the
CF plus versions of the Socket Low Power Ethernet Card (LP-E
Card). These CF plus Type I plug-in adapters let you synchronize
files, contacts, appointments, tasks, e-mail or mobile channel
content from anywhere on your network. You can also back up and
install software at Ethernet speed. It's perfect for mobile
professionals or Windows CE developers. Socket's CF plus cards
use the CompactFlash Type I form factor, so they fit in Type I or
II slots and work with all Windows CE-based Palm-size PC's and
Handheld PC Pros. The ultra thin Type I form factor fits into a
standard PC Card adapter, so you can use the LP-E CF plus Card in
the PC Card slot built into all Handheld PC's and Handheld PC
Pros, and Windows 9xstNT notebooks. And because Socket's LP-E CF
plus Cards operate on either 3.3 or 5 volt supplies, they're the
world's first universal mobile Ethernet adapters. The standard
version of the LP-E Card includes a removable RJ-45 cable for
10BaseT Ethernet. For industrial applications Socket offers a
"Ruggedized" non-removable cable with molded strain relief.
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