CF GSM Modem
#3
What exactly are you looking for, is it a Bluetooth CF card to place in your Camera. Is so theres quite a few around take a look at www.expansys.co.uk, BUT I think you will struggle to find drivers for your Digital Camera.
I use Bluetooth to connect my PDA to GPRS phone and it works a treat, although I think you've been reading the GPRS marketing hype, because most of the time your lucky to be assigned to GPRS timeslots giving you around 17-18Kbps. I've been using GPRS since it was launched in the UK and never jave I seen more them 2 TS in a GPRS connection even with modern GPRS terminals that have the ability to support 4 or 5 for downloads.
Michael
I use Bluetooth to connect my PDA to GPRS phone and it works a treat, although I think you've been reading the GPRS marketing hype, because most of the time your lucky to be assigned to GPRS timeslots giving you around 17-18Kbps. I've been using GPRS since it was launched in the UK and never jave I seen more them 2 TS in a GPRS connection even with modern GPRS terminals that have the ability to support 4 or 5 for downloads.
Michael
#4
The camera is a Ricoh i500 & has some built in functionality enabling it to use a CF Modem to dial an ISP & send emails or data transfer.
That means trogging round the country with a load of bits of wire & looking for a phonepoint
Far nicer to use that functionality to connect my camera to my T39 GPRS Bluetooth phone, wirelessly, & use that to send the images I'd just taken
Lots of situations where that would be a nice functionality...
Mind you, probably reading too much hype about bluetooth too
That means trogging round the country with a load of bits of wire & looking for a phonepoint
Far nicer to use that functionality to connect my camera to my T39 GPRS Bluetooth phone, wirelessly, & use that to send the images I'd just taken
Lots of situations where that would be a nice functionality...
Mind you, probably reading too much hype about bluetooth too
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