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   * related: [[IPaq Notes]], [[cerf notes]]
-not necesary useful, or related. mostly links to follow up for wireless development/testing
+not necesarily useful, or related. mostly links to follow up for wireless development/testing
-small RF tranceivers
+small RF transceivers
   * http://www.abacom-tech.com/transceivers.htm
   * http://www.ssec.honeywell.com/microwave/products/transceivers.html
   * http://www.aurel.it has a range of small tranceivers (non flash site: http://www.aurel.it/wire/Uk/homepage_uk.htm )
-compact wireless modem http://www.wirelessmountain.com/unilinkspecs.html
+etc
+  * compact wireless modem http://www.wirelessmountain.com/unilinkspecs.html
-ttp://www.zworld.com/ programmable controller hardware
+  * programmable controller hardware http://www.zworld.com/
-is there ANYONE who makes a small, reliable serial to 802.11b unit??! (the WavelanEC/S is aparently "crappy")
-From: rich@media.mit.edu (Richard W. DeVaul) via xinwei
->If you want a self-contained 10-base to 802.11 bridge that is smaller,
->more robust, and will do everything the EC will and more, I would
->recommend going with the Intrinsic Software [[CerfBoard]] plus an 802.11b
->CF card.  That is what we are using as the new wireless bridge on the
->MIThril, and it works very well.  As a plus, you get a full-blown
->highly configurable Linux-based firewall with 200 MIPS of processing
->power for even less power consumption than you will get with the
->crappy lucent part.
 see also: [[Wearable Computing]]