Re: [NTLK] Which Bluetooth Card?

Eck,

A dunno about "commonly available", but I DO know that a lot of us
Blunt users who don't use the PICO cards do use Ambicom cards, and a
common model is the BT2000-CF ("purple antenna"). :-)

Hope that helps!
-Sonya

> it seems that the selection of available Newton compatible Bluetooth
> card is getting smaller and smaller... The PICO card is easily
> available in Europe, but which cards do you see in the US? PC Cards
> won't work (it has to be PCMCIA), but most of the recent cards seem
> to be exactly that.
>
> The reason I'm asking is that I want to test Blunt 2 soon with those
> cards which are actually available. Any suggestions?

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