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MrKlaatu · 12-14-03, 03:34 PM

Everyone here pretty much agrees that the Socket Low Power CF Card is the best..........it's also the most expensive.

However, you can get the "same card" when you buy a Symbol, it is the same card as the Socket, but is just rebranded. It comes with it's own drivers, but they should be interchangable with Socket's should you have any problems.

I've got a Symbol on an X5 Advanced running PC2002 (A04), and it was a very simple set-up using Symbol's Drivers and I have not had a single problem with the card. Good range and power saving.

I also remember reading that the Ambicom CF Card is also a "Socket", but I cannot verify that.

12-14-03, 03:34 PM	#5 (permalink)
MrKlaatu AximsiteKiwiFruit Legend Addicted Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Valhalla Posts: 15,160 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Awards Showcase Total Awards: 3	Everyone here pretty much agrees that the Socket Low Power CF Card is the best..........it's also the most expensive. However, you can get the "same card" when you buy a Symbol, it is the same card as the Socket, but is just rebranded. It comes with it's own drivers, but they should be interchangable with Socket's should you have any problems. I've got a Symbol on an X5 Advanced running PC2002 (A04), and it was a very simple set-up using Symbol's Drivers and I have not had a single problem with the card. Good range and power saving. I also remember reading that the Ambicom CF Card is also a "Socket", but I cannot verify that. __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Last edited by MrKlaatu; 12-14-03 at 03:55 PM.