On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 14:13, Telmo Santos wrote: > I'm planning to buy a 'Palm m125' , 'SD Bluetooth card' and a 'Bluetooth > Access Point'. After doing a web search I reached to 2 possible Access > Points: > (*) Pico Communications PicoBlue Internet Access Point (Palm Approved) > (*) Red M 1050 AP Lan Access Point (cheaper) > It seems to me that they have allmost the same functionalities, is there a > significant difference between then? I just want to sent and receive some > simple data between the devices. It is told on the Pico characteristics that > it is the only one which can handle with Bluetooth-SD cards, is that true? > Can't Red do that?
Gads! I can't believe how expensive these prices are! I got a tecom bluetooth access point from a fellow on www.EBay.co.uk (his handle was 'techworldsg'), for GBP52 or so including all packaging and postage. I'd guess this is roughly $75. It's shipped from singapore, and so therefore takes better than a week to arrive. He'd likely ship to the US too, if that's where you are. Just go the http://www.ebay.co.uk and search for 'blue tooth'. His auctions are usually listed as 'Bluetooth Wireless LAN Access Point - NEW !!'. -Ken -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
