goblinbox

According to the Dell Axim X51/X51v owner's manual:

Mid and High configurations of the Axim have Wi-Fi 802.11b built in and the drivers factory installed. For a Low configuration device, you must purchase the 802.11 SD card, insert it in your device, and load the drivers.

How does one know the difference between a Mid/High and Low device? Is the "v" designation the difference, or is there some other esoteric information one uses to tell the difference?

I ask because while surfing for X51 devices on eBay, some say they have Wi-Fi and others don't. I bought an X51 today and wonder if I shouldn't also buy an SD card while I'm at it.

...I've decided to retire my old X5.

goblinbox

Never mind, I found my answer by continuing to surf the forums here:

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IDK for sure, but if its an x51 mid or low, meaning not a x51v, then possibly.

*rollseyes at self*

psionandy

Low = QVGA screen, 416MHZ processor... bluetooth

Mid = QVGA screen 520MHZ processor bluetooth and Wifi

High (aka V) =VGA Screen, VGA Out (via optional cable) 624MHZ Processor, and wifi

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rlarson_mn

If you can find one and afford its price get the X51V you will not be dissapointed, IMHO. :approve:

goblinbox

Originally Posted by psionandy

Low = QVGA screen, 416MHZ processor... bluetooth Mid = QVGA screen 520MHZ processor bluetooth and Wifi High (aka V) =VGA Screen, VGA Out (via optional cable) 624MHZ Processor, and wifi

Whoo-hoo! My new device came today, and it's the mid... I have WiFi!

jadesse

Scary, not knowing exactly what you purchased.

bigdave240

I guess it's like Christmas that way! More fun when you open the box and find out what you really got. lol