WL11-SD 802.11B 11MBPS Sdio Card

Proud owner of the Dell Axim x30 (non-Compactflash friendly). Got this little doohickey to go wireless, or rather go further than the built-in wireless, and it's been working like a charm. Installed in seconds with Windows XP. Gets the job done.

It DOES NOT support PPC 2002 as it says in the description. You need a built-in software (Wireless Zero Configuration) on your cell to make it work, and PPC 2002 does not have that. Oh, and there is no download of such software available!

It didn't give WiFi capability to the ViewSonic PocketPC I have, the manual for which said it would. The device didn't even seem to be recognized. This was a second such card I got, because I thought the first one was defective. Maybe my PocketPC is defective (though I have two and the card didn't work with either), or it could be my expectations were too high.

I bought this to use in my "smart" phone. Come to find out, my phone is smart, butt I am knot.Phone uses micro-sd size and this is regular sd.Soooooo, I put it into my desktop and now have a wireless desktop and an extra 25 foot long ethernet cable. Seems to work well for the price. Ethernet cable does not fit the stupid smart-phone either. Come to find out, the making of micro-sd wireless cards was a massive flop and they are not available.I wound up also buying a Kindle FIRE to use for mobile webbing (when near a wi-fi hotspot). Fire is pretty cool. Butt that is probably a review for another time and hotspot location.Party On,Okie Tokie

I am running a Dell Axim x30. Once I got the software installed on the PDA, the wireless card worked fine. One star is taken away because of the extra effort needed to get this to work that could have been avoided.I have been using the Mark/Space software for Mac to syncronize calendar and contacts with this PDA. This will also allow you to install programs for PocketPC provided in the form of Windows CAB files. The only thing on the AmbiCom WL11-SD driver CD was an installer for a Windows host PC. I was able to find a friend with a Windows PC, run the installer, and then grab the CAB file to install the software on my Mac. This hassle would have been avoided had AmbiCom simply provided the CAB file on the driver CD.

Very easy to use and isntall in my ipaq, the only bad is no function y a desktop or laptop

This SD card is not Palm OS compatable, so if you do not have a windows PDA, don't get it. I made the mistake of buying this for my new Tungsten E2, and it doesnt work. Be forewarned.

Unlike mentioned compatible with PPC2002. I tried with my near Paper Weight Samsung SPH-I700 with PPC2002, simply does not see the card. WL11_SD 802.11B Wireless card with Rev2.5 is not compatible with PPC2002.