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[lakandula]

Does anyone know of a decent, reasonably priced GSM/GPRS Type II CompactFlash card for pocket pc? I have a new Dell Axim 50v and I want to see if it can handle my voice and data needs with an appropriate gsm/gprs card. Voice communication is not that important to me (I carry my cellphone just so I can make or receive calls when needed), email and messaging (sms, mms) are. Thanks.

[kinggdogg]

Does anyone know of a decent, reasonably priced GSM/GPRS Type II CompactFlash card for pocket pc? I have a new Dell Axim 50v and I want to see if it can handle my voice and data needs with an appropriate gsm/gprs card. Voice communication is not that important to me (I carry my cellphone just so I can make or receive calls when needed), email and messaging (sms, mms) are. Thanks.

My favorite- Quad Band Where is EDGE support !?!?! (IMG:https://mobilegadgetnews.com/style_emoticons/default/mad.gif) I have never tried it on a X50 though.

Kinggodgg

This post has been edited by kinggdogg: Feb 5 2005, 08:50 AM

[smeg36]

Unfortunatly, the cost of a GSM/GPRS CF card is pretty high. For the amount you are going to be paying to get one, it is just easier, and much more fun, to get a really good bluetooth cell phone and connect through that. That is what I am doing with my SMT5600 and X50v on T-Mobile with the unlimited internet plan.

[lakandula]

Unfortunatly, the cost of a GSM/GPRS CF card is pretty high.  For the amount you are going to be paying to get one, it is just easier, and much more fun, to get a really good bluetooth cell phone and connect through that.  That is what I am doing with my SMT5600 and X50v on T-Mobile with the unlimited internet plan.

Thank you very much for your response. I checked the Enfora card. It should work for me but at $229 plus tax and shipping, it's is something I can't afford at this time. I guess I have to carry both my Audiovox SMT5600 and Axim x50v. Thanks again, guys.