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Technology Stocks : Microsoft C/E PDA -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: bob wallace who wrote (359)	5/30/2001 8:09:20 PM
From: KevRupert	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 362

Compaq iPaq Wireless Connection Info: Hi Bob -- regarding your question: "...I was wondering if you could direct me to a site where I could get some idea of how to get a wireless connection with my ipaq, I am currently clueless..." Here are a couple of suggestions to try out (#7, #8 should be very helpful): 1) Microsoft starts mobile products usability study: ( and "for each session you participate in we'll offer you a gratuity of your choice from our gift list!") microsoft.com 2) iPaq Discussion (Q&A of all issues): www2.pdabuzz.com 3) Review: OmniSky for the iPaq Pocket PC: www2.pdabuzz.com 4) Excellent iPaq Discussion: discussion.brighthand.com 5) A Tale of Two Modems: brighthand.com 6) 5 Ways to Wireless: brighthand.com 7) iPAQ Gone Wireless - Brighthand discussion board brighthand.com 8) Pocket PC Wireless brighthand.com "...Free yourself from your desk but stay connected wirelessly with a Microsoft® Windows® Powered Pocket PC! The Pocket PC gives you more wireless capabilities than any other personal digital assistant. Getting connected is easy. So go wireless—you’ll be amazed where it takes you..." I also recommend the Pocket PC magazine.