So where is Socket's SD WiFi card?

[Xanadu]

With only two weeks left in September, I've heard nothing new about Socket's SD WiFi card! No reviews. No "first impressions". Nothing! Has the release date been pushed back?

-Xan

[DubWireless]

its been available on expansys (http://www.expansys.us/product.asp?code=WLAN6060) for the last few days - but at $50 more expensive than the SanDisk one maybe that's why?

[Janak Parekh]

I avoided it because they don't support Pocket PC 2002, and I don't have WM2003 yet. :cry:

--janak

[muaddip]

Got my Viewsonic Wi-Fi card the other day now I am just waiting for my Netgear router to arrive, which according to UPS should be today. I am very excited and I will probably post rests in the Viewsonic forum since I am pretty sure the drivers will only work for the Viewsonic device, but you can always email them and ask.

[Xanadu]

its been available on expansys for the last few days - but at $50 more expensive than the SanDisk one maybe that's why?


Wow. Quite a premium. Socket sells it for $149 on their website (http://www.esend.com/socket/product.asp?sku=WL6200-480).

I've also been leery of Sandisk's quality of late. However, a quick glance at Socket's forums (http://www.socketforum.com) shows quite a bit of customer dissatisfaction with their customer service. Low quality or poor customer care? What a dilemma. :roll:

-Xan

[jgahr]

I bought the SanDisk SDIO WiFi for $94.99. Loaded the WM2003 drivers into my 2215, and I really haven't had any issues with it, once I cleared all competing drivers out (DLink CF card). But I also have never had a problem with any of SanDisk's products, currently also have a 512mb SD, so knock on wood that I am so lucky with their products I guess. :mrgreen: