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[tony6264]

Hello everyone, I am new here and have a quetion about wifi....I recently revived my old casio E-125 and need some advice about which wifi cf card will work....I am watching one on ebay now that is a Sandisk model number I think is 128mb_cf_wifi. It says it is for pocket 2002 and 2003....I honestly dont remember what my casio is runnig or what the newest version it can run..please any help would be great, I really liked this casio and it would be even better with wifi internet.

[Jason Dunn]

The E-125 is Pocket PC 2000...so I'm not sure if that WiFi card would work. You'd have to contact Sandisk to find out I think (or check their Web site for details).

[Mark Kenepp]

Interestingly enough, Werner Ruostalainen (aka, Menneisyys) has posted an article (http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php?blog=3&title=sandisk_connect_plus_cf_wi_fi_card_and_p&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1) on this very subject for Smartphone & Pocket PC Magazine (http://www.pocketpcmag.com).

It looks like the particular CF WiFi card you are looking at will not work with the E-125.

After doing some searching, I did stumble across this Symbol card (http://www.symbol.com/products/wireless/la4137.html) that claims to be compatible with Pocket PC 2000. More searching might bring up more results.

Now that I think of it, you might have to find a driver that matches the specific processor in the E-125 as well.

BTW, welcome to Pocket PC Thought.

Is Rolling Rock still brewed in Latrobe? I just remembered that they were bought up by Anheuser-Busch (http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/food/2006-05-19-rolling-rock-sold_x.htm) but I am not sure if they moved the brewing to St. Louis. Being a Central Pennsylvania boy myself, I don't know if I would continue drinking it if they did move to Missouri.

[Jason Dunn]

After doing some searching, I did stumble across this Symbol card (http://www.symbol.com/products/wireless/la4137.html) that claims to be compatible with Pocket PC 2000. More searching might bring up more results.

Well that's funny, I just happen to have one of those sitting here. tony6264, contact me via private message if you'd like to have this card - I'll give it to you for free (well, I'd actually request that you make a small donation to charity instead of paying me).

[Cybrid]

Hello everyone, I am new here and have a quetion about wifi....I recently revived my old casio E-125 and need some advice about which wifi cf card will work....I am watching one on ebay now that is a Sandisk model number I think is 128mb_cf_wifi. It says it is for pocket 2002 and 2003....I honestly dont remember what my casio is runnig or what the newest version it can run..please any help would be great, I really liked this casio and it would be even better with wifi internet. Do not attempt to use Sandisk WiFi cards on the Casio. The CF connect comes with drivers but I've burned two. The CF Connect Plus (128Mb ) has only ARM drivers for 2002 and above. Which BTW has issues with Dell X5.

[tony6264]

Is Rolling Rock still brewed in Latrobe? I just remembered that they were bought up by Anheuser-Busch but I am not sure if they moved the brewing to St. Louis. Being a Central Pennsylvania boy myself, I don't know if I would continue drinking it if they did move to Missouri.

No it is brewed in New Jersey now...The Rolling Rock plant was bought by another beer maker who is going to still brew beer and malt beverages there...just not Rolling Rock... :(

[tony6264]

Jason, I have been trying to let you know that I would like to take you up on your offer of the CF WIFI card...I dont know if my messages are getting through or not...I sent you a PM a couple days ago.

[Jason Dunn]

Jason, I have been trying to let you know that I would like to take you up on your offer of the CF WIFI card...I dont know if my messages are getting through or not...I sent you a PM a couple days ago.

Yes, I've received all of your PMs and have responded today - I tend not to check my PMs all that often, sorry. ;-)