> "The Treo 700p does not have built-in Wi-Fi, and will not support the
> SDIO Wi-Fi card, but the Treo 700p does support EvDO, which means
> broadband-like speeds for users.
Suits me fine. If I'm going to rely on broadband-speed cellular
wireless *some* of the time, why not rely on it *all* of the time?
There is only a very limited number of reasons I can think of, and
none of which are going to apply to 99% of the population.
Besides that, the Treo isn't going to be able to take advantage of a
wireless connection speed much faster than 1mbps anyway -- it simply
doesn't have the processor horsepower.
I'd be happy without Wi-Fi access if I could have EVDO speeds wherever
I am, *especially* if I don't have to give up my SD slot to do so.
But that's me.
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