style3d

Hi, I'm curious which one is better. The Enfora's New Quad-Band GSM/GPRS CF Card or Audiovox's GSM/GPRS Tri-Band CF Card. Thanks.

Please I don't need assumptions, I need responses from someone who's actually used either one or both of these products. Or if they've used a new one.

Lancaster

Originally Posted by style3d

Hi, I'm curious which one is better. The Enfora's New Quad-Band GSM/GPRS CF Card or Audiovox's GSM/GPRS Tri-Band CF Card. Thanks. Please I don't need assumptions, I need responses from someone who's actually used either one or both of these products. Or if they've used a new one.

I use the RTM-8000 from Audiovox. I use it for internet access when I can't use a hotspot. It was easy to set up and it works well. You just click on "Connect" and shortly after...you are connected.
Obviously, it's slower than wifi, but it's perfectly acceptable for downloading email, exchange rates, Avantgo etc. I prefer it to using bluetooth with my mobile, as it's a bit less fiddly and I can still use my mobile when I'm using the CF Card.

In theory, you can use it to make calls, but I find my mobile does that quite well. You have to use the headset plugged right into the Card if you want to make a call.

I'm afraid I don't know anything about the Enfora.

I am based in the UK, and use the Orange network. I just told my work's IT department to give me another SIM card for the Audiovox.

HTH

Martin

awc

i have the enfora, and its works great, i have had it for a year and wish it had edge capabilities and the fact that you have to use the earbud provided is kind of a bummer. it would be nice if you could use speaker or bluetooth. but as far as connectivity, software and everything else it works great. no problems yet. make sure you get an unlimited data plan and maybe another line and dont buy the phone just the sim card so you dont have to switch it in and out of phone.