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 A LAN in your pocket
By: Jørgen
Sundgot, 30.08.01 10:18 GMT
If you just can't live without access to
your LAN, Cresotech's PocketLANce might be for you -
providing full access to Windows Network resources from
a Pocket PC near you.
For network
engineers, and also the increasing number of people who
control small subnetworks at work or perhaps a network
setup at home, the shared resources is always the most
important reason to build one - be it shared Internet
access, a printer, a storage unit or just about anything
else that can be connected to a network. Until now,
accessing these resources on Pocket PCs has only been
possible as a result of complicated and technical
tweaking procedures.
Cresotech's new PocketLANce aims to
solve this problem, featuring built-in resource
management for LAN networks that allows you to access
and control such resources straight from the palm of
your hand. With PocketLANce, users should be able to
locate, retrieve and move or copy network files via a
conventional ActiveSync connection, a network card or
even through RAS or DUN connections through modems or
mobile phones.
Different network access rights
and security levels are supported, and the application
integrates with the File Explorer to show all LAN
resources in a single tree structure. PocketLANce also
supports both ARM, MIPS and SH3 CPUs, which means that
no Pocket PC users are left out of the loop. |
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at an affordable price - and D-Link's new DCF-650W
Compact Flash Type II card lets you get your PDA hooked
up.
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Xircom's new m500
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to go 5 minutes without checking your e-mail, Xircom's
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Bluetooth for the
CLIEs
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PEGA-BT700 Bluetooth plug, beating all its competitors
by giving all CLIE handhelds optional Bluetooth
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