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Want a faster wifi connections to your pocket, well rejoice.... Socket Communications today announced the availability of the Go Wi-Fi! P300 - 802.11g SDIO card. Designed for Pocket PCs or other mobile devices running Windows Mobile 2003/2003SE or Windows Mobile 5.0
Go Wi-Fi! P300: P is for Performance
802.11g offers faster throughput and backwards-compatibility with 802.11b wireless networks. Add powerful Wi-Fi® capability to your Windows Mobile device with Go Wi-Fi! P300. Plug in this 802.11g SDIO card and access the Internet, check e-mail, transfer files and information wirelessly. Connect to enterprise or public 802.11b/g Wi-Fi infrastructures or directly with the Ad Hoc peer-to-peer mode.
5x faster than any other SDIO WLAN cards in the market!
Compatible with existing 802.11 b Wi-Fi networks
Works in Windows Mobile 2003, 2003SE and 5.0 devices
Supports Open, 40/64 and 128-bit WEP encryption, WPA-PSK, AES, WPA-2. 802.1x authentication with EAP-TLS or PEAP
Automatic Power Saving mode balances battery life, throughput speed
Supports wireless ActiveSync
Show WLAN connection status and power mode via LEDs on the card
Go Wi-Fi! P300 comes with software drivers and the best-selling Wi-Fi Companion. This award winning program helps you manage your WLAN connections via powerful graphical utilities — a $24.99 value you get for free! Wi-Fi Companion can also be used on Windows Mobile devices with built-in WLAN from Dell, HP, iMate and ASUS.
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