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Summary: Great but expensive and rebate is running slow.
Review: If you own an AXIM X5, running Pocket PC 2003, then this is the wireless LAN card for you plus it has a low profile to boot. The Socket card can also be used on your laptop along with a generic CF to PCMCIA adapter. I am not sure how efficient it is but I can leave my AXIM on, all settings at minimum power, and connected for at least four hours.
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Summary: Works but not great in WM2003
Review: It works on WM2003 but only that. It does not have any utility and Socket manual ask you to use WM2003 Zero Config. WLAN tool for PPC2002 cannot be used
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Summary: No customer support
Review: It's the most expensive CF card with absolutely no customer support. After a while the CF card stopped working - no power light as if the card "burned out". I really can't tell you exactly what went wrong because it's impossible to contact someone at Socket customer support. I followed their web-site instructions but was never contacted. I'll never buy another Socket product again.
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Summary: No customer support
Review: It's the most expensive CF card with absolutely no customer support. After a while the CF card stopped working - no power light as if the card "burned out". I really can't tell you exactly what went wrong because it's impossible to contact someone at Socket customer support. I followed their web-site instructions but was never contacted. I'll never buy another Socket product again.
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Summary: Best Wi-Fi card available!
Review: Not only is this card the smallest CF Wi-Fi card I've found on the market, but it really is "Low Power". A friend bought a cheaper, bigger Type II CF Wi-Fi card (D-Link), but the battery on my Casio E125 (same as his) lasts almost 4 times longer with the Socket card. Definitely worth the extra few bucks!
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Summary: Very nice CF wireless card
Review: This is a great card. I use it with my iPaq 3950 and it provides excellent connection quality, on par with laptop PCMCIA cards. Also it does not drain my battery and seems to use almost no power when I am getting a strong signal (close to the access point).
The client software and drivers also work nicely with PocketPC 2002. I have heard it's better with PPC 2003 but haven't tried it. I did have some problems making the card work properly under Linux, but that was more than a year ago and I believe there are now community-created Linux drivers ready for this card.
The other great thing about this card is its durability. It is very compact and very sturdy solid and does not protrude very far from the device. I was never concerned about breaking it off, even with the iPaq in my pocket.
One time, I removed the Socket wireless card and stashed it in the coin pocket of my jeans. I forgot it was there, and put the jeans through the washer and dryer (both on maximum hot setting). When I pulled the jeans out of the dryer and realized the card was still in the pocket, my heart sunk. It had gotten very wet and hot. But the plastic was not warped and the labels on the card did not even come off. When I plugged it in the next day, it still worked just fine! Impressive - but don't try this at home!
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Summary: Great product
Review: Well designed and great support from Socket! Encountered compatibility problems with Efficient Networks SpeedStream 2623 but was able to fix by replacing SpeedStream firmware.
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Summary: Zaurus Users: This is the correct card (as of 3/2004)
Review: Zaurus users, there is an "old" and a "new" version of this card. This is the older version, which is more expensive, but works out of the box with the current Zaurus Spectrum drivers available on myzaurus.com. The new version is the WL6004, which is B00012PS8G, but does not have Zaurus driver support as of 3/6/2004.Don't buy the cheaper, newer card unless you're convinced the drivers are available at the time you read this.
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Summary: Zaurus Users: This is the correct card (as of 3/2004)
Review: Zaurus users, there is an "old" and a "new" version of this card. This is the older version, which is more expensive, but works out of the box with the current Zaurus Spectrum drivers available on myzaurus.com. The new version is the WL6004, which is B00012PS8G, but does not have Zaurus driver support as of 3/6/2004. Don't buy the cheaper, newer card unless you're convinced the drivers are available at the time you read this.
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