Symbol market the SPT 1740, which is an industrial-strength unit with
Palm OS, a laser scanner, and a 802.11 compatible local radio (TCP/IP).
They also market the other components to run a radio local network,
such as base stations, PC cards, etc. (www.symbol.com)
Their primary customers are corporate, so you can't buy this stuff from
a computer store. (Go figure!)
If you are interested in this route and can't find a source, e-mail me with
where you are located and I'll refer you to one of their resellers that we've
worked with in your area (we don't market hardware).
Roger Stringer
Marietta Systems
Creators of the Marietta PDE (tm) RAD software for Palm OS (tm)
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>Subject: Wireless laptop - Palm networking ?
>From: Guillermo Guichal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Thu, 04 May 2000 21:47:34 -0400
>Sorry for asking this question here, but maybe somebody can give me a
>hint.
>Anybody know of a way to network a Palm with a laptop (or PC)
>wirelessly. Has Palm adopted any standard, like bluetooth or anything
>like that?
>I not interested in a dedicated link between Palm & laptop but in a way
>that can network many portable devices together, like Wavelan or
>something similar.
>Thanks,
>Guillermo
Roger Stringer
Marietta Systems, Inc., PO Box 71506, Marietta, Georgia 30007
Phone: (770) 565-1560 FAX: (770) 565-4421
Visit our web site for company and product information: www.RF-TP.com
"RF-TP" and "Marietta PDE" are the trademarks of Marietta Systems, Inc.
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