Tungsten T3 internet

[King Of NJ(Lets Go Colts)]

I've been using my Tungsten T3 for years now and love it. My laptop is currently in the shop and probably going to cost more than it's worth so I need an alternative for internet access. I pay bills online, check my bank account, etc. Can't live without it.

I don't know much about the palm and internet access. I've thought about purchasing the Wi-Fi card. But then my question is this - I have Verizon DSL at home. Do I need to do or buy anything else other than the Wi-Fi card to get on the internet? We have a router already. My laptop ran wirelessly. So that part is covered. I don't want to purchase or use a bluetooth compatible cell phone and pay extra for internet access. I want to go about this as inexpensively as possible. We're on a very tight budget.

Am I going about this correctly, am I missing anything, any experience with the Wi-Fi card? Any anything else you can add would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Gods SonFlower]

I did not tend to do anything other than basic browsing to check my website was up but the Enfora Wifi setup should work for you.
I broke (bounced) my m130 and have a setup to sell if you are interested.
Here is a link to the spec sheet -->https://www.enfora.com/shop/detail.aspx?ID=1

If you are interested let me know.

Cheers
john k
flashUSBinfo.co.uk

 

[Psychopathwolfy]

If your Verizon DSL also comes with a dial-up # you may want to try a modem for your T3. They're cheaper than a WiFi card (under $20 on E-Bay), but also a lot slower. I've used one for surfing and e-mail. E-mail's fine, but surfing can be a drag.