Compaq iPAQ Compact Flash Modem

Discount Price: $49.00

Features:

• 56 Kpbs modem for your Compaq Pocket PC, including iPAQ H3650, iPAQ H3630, and Aero 1550
• CompactFlash card slides into Pocket PC expansion slot
• Access the Internet
• Check e-mail while away from the office or home
• Connects to standard phone line

Accessories:
HP/Compaq PA840U Stowaway Portable Keyboard for HP/Compaq	HP/Compaq CQP101 HP Trifold Case for the iPAQ Pocket PC - Black	HP/Compaq CQP121 HP Nylon Folio Case - Black (High Density Nylon)	Compaq iPAQ Expansion Pack PCMCIA Card

Customer Reviews:

56K Pocket PC Modem [Posted on 2000-06-23]
This is a very reliable modem. It is compact enough to fit anywhere and is in a not so annoying spot to have a phone wire in. It's great for presents. It's great for travel...even though it is only 56K.

to those of you that have this CF modem [Posted on 2000-10-05]
Can you tell me if it works with, or protecs your modem from, digital phone lines??? Does it have any surge protection? How is it better than the Xirtec CF modem? Please respond I am soon going to need to get a modem for my P/PC and want to get the best one and I have a IPAQ and don't know if I am better off sticking with COMPAQ products for compatability/warranty issues. thank you !

Answer to Steve's Question about the Compaq CF Modem [Posted on 2000-12-01]
This is an excellent modem. I've never had a problem with it. However, it is almost identical to the CF modem by Pretec. I bought both and compared them. In fact, it is made for Compaq by Pretec. My advice to Steve, buy the Pretec modem and save some cash.

Add to your prodcutivity... [Posted on 2001-03-31]
Without a modem or ethernet card, your Pocket PC is just a PC companion product -- it must have a PC to get mail, surf, or message.

With a modem, your Pocket PC becomes a truly stand alone device.

This modem is the sturdiest design I've seen for dialing through a regular analog phone line. No frail parts to snap off, no weird connections that require you to purchase a different cable to connect. You'll be able to take this right out of the box, plug it in and get connected.

With this small, rugged modem I'm able to check my e-mail at times when hauling out my laptop would do -- waiting near the gate at an airport, at breaks in meetings, while visiting a client, etc. The ability to sync up my avantgo pages or get my most recent e-mail has been a great benefit to me, especially since I travel.

(Wondering why this review reads the same as the Pretec Modem review? It's the same gadget; this one just carries the Compaq brand.)

Your Pocket PC is just a toy until you have this modem.

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