Proxim's CF Card Adds Harmony to Pocket PCs

By Veronica Hendricks
iApplianceWeb
(09/25/01, 08:05:04 AM EDT)

Proxim's new IEEE 802.11b CompactFlash Card, Harmony, will make browsing on Pocket PC-based handhelds a bit friendlier. The Harmony 802.11b CompactFlash card will allow users to stay connected to their enterprise LANs without sacrificing connection speeds or reliability, helping to improve users' productivity.

Proxim's Harmony 802.11b CompactFlash card enables connection speeds up to 11 Mbps, which works well with the robust applications needed by mobile users. Additionally, it works with a company's existing Harmony 802.11b solution so it is easy to integrate into an overall solution.

The Harmony 802.11b CompactFlash card is optimized to work with the Compaq iPAQ H3600 Series and the Casio Cassiopeia E125 Pocket PCs, delivering the speed and reliability needed for mobile applications. Harmony embraces all current wireless LAN standards, including IEEE 802.11b and OpenAir. This product extends Proxim's CompactFlash offering for Pocket PCs, which also includes the Harmony CompactFlash Card using the OpenAir standard, announced earlier this year.

Proxim's Harmony 8630 802.11b CompactFlash card is available immediately for a retail price of $199.

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