PalmOne Wifi next month
by Volker Weber

Looks like palmOne will soon be releasing the much belated WiFi card that supposedly will work with the Zire 72 and the Tungsten T3 only. Have T3, will travel. Wink, wink. :-)
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... neat. The gadget I am waiting for though should have at least 256MB of additional memory. Or did I overlook the second sdio-slot on my tungsten?
Haben wollen - aber leider nix für meinen T2. Schade.
Eventually you would want to have a second Battery pack too. I'm using VeriChat via BlueTooth. There you already can watch the Battery being drained. Waiting for Tungsten T/hp (hydrogen powered).
;-) stw
Yes. I also have Problems with my Tungsten C battery Power, espacially at Hotspotting ;-)
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