Hermes CF Card ???

julian · 09-18-2002

Anyone know of a CF Card that uses the Hermes Chipset and not the Prism ?
I've look around and all the CF cards seem to be Prism Based,
Thanks..

blackwave · 09-18-2002

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Originally posted by julian
Anyone know of a CF Card that uses the Hermes Chipset and not the Prism ?
I've look around and all the CF cards seem to be Prism Based,
Thanks..

Not at this time, I am sure when they are released you will know. I am sure everyone with an iPAQ would appreciate it

namely me.

cncjay · 09-24-2002

Hi,

I was doing some searches on this forum..and saw a post by someone who said they were using a NetGearCF card for stumbling but wanted to use a PCMCIA card. I'm still searching through the archives but so far, have not found anything thats been posted about a CF card and mini-stumbler. I have seen many posts that says the chipset must be o hermes, and NOT prism.

...search continues..

Regards,
Jay

yellow1 · 09-26-2002

Someone said back in the Spring that Lucent had them ready to go but were not planning on selling them...as we've found out the hard way.

On the other hand 802.11b is so power hungry that you're better off using a PCMCIA jacket with an iPaq for instance.

bb5999 · 09-27-2002

friendly mini release?

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bb5999 Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: san diego, ca Posts: 21	or any chance at a prism friendly mini release?

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09-24-2002	#3 (permalink)
cncjay Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 1	Hi, I was doing some searches on this forum..and saw a post by someone who said they were using a NetGearCF card for stumbling but wanted to use a PCMCIA card. I'm still searching through the archives but so far, have not found anything thats been posted about a CF card and mini-stumbler. I have seen many posts that says the chipset must be o hermes, and NOT prism. ...search continues.. Regards, Jay

09-26-2002	#4 (permalink)
yellow1 Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 63	Someone said back in the Spring that Lucent had them ready to go but were not planning on selling them...as we've found out the hard way. On the other hand 802.11b is so power hungry that you're better off using a PCMCIA jacket with an iPaq for instance.