networking?
Bruce
--- In [email protected], TjL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> "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.
>
> In general, integrating Wi-Fi creates big tradeoffs in terms of
form
> factor and battery life, and those are two of the top customer
> priorities in purchasing a smartphone.
>
> In this product, customers will benefit from the product's DUN
> (dial-up networking) capabilities. Customers can use the Treo as a
> modem to connect to their computer and, since the Treo 700p uses a
> high-speed EvDO radio, users won't have to rely on finding a fee-
based
> Wi-Fi hot spot to be able to access the web at broadband-like
speeds.
> DUN will be available with a monthly service charge from the
carrier,
> and could be less expensive than Wi-Fi service."
>
> Source:
>
http://palmaddict.typepad.com/palmaddicts/2006/05/michelle_white.html
>
>
> Read between the 700p lines:
>
>
http://palmaddict.typepad.com/palmaddicts/2006/05/700p_note_the_f.htm
l
>
> Short version: "We *can't* give you WiFI, but we'll be happy to
sell you EvDO!!"
>
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