One often-heard gripe about palmOne’s Treo series of smartphones is the lack of integrated
802.11b wireless or a way to add the feature — even palmOne
itself hasn’t released a Treo driver yet for its own Wi-Fi enabled Secure Digital card.
Enfora, a company known for
products that bring wireless functions to a variety of computing products including PDA and smartphones, announced the first way to bring Wi-Fi to the new
Treo 650 and even the older Treo 600 — industry pundits never thought that would
happen — at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week.
The vendor will release two sleds, one for each Treo model, as they use
different connectors. Each sled contains its own
internal battery for up to three hours of use and five days of standby time. And
you can purportedly employ Wi-Fi and cellular wireless connections simultaneously.
The Treo 600 sled should ship on February 1, while the Treo 650 is slated to
arrive a month later.
Reprinted from SmartPhoneToday.
