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Old 19-02-2004, 12:02 AM
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If i were to buy a 4150 as opposed to a 2210, i'd be up by a wireless network connection but down a CF reader.
How easy is wifi? can i get a wireless hub and then surf the web from my kitchen?
can i get a slot-on CF reader ( i have multiple digital cameras with large CF cards allready)
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Yeah you set up a wifi hotspot in your house and access it anywhere in the house.
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Personally, I'd buy a 2210 and a WiFi CF card (only #25!).....Oh, I have! Seriously tho, what I like about the 2210 IS the fact that it has the two expansion slots. I'm also getting an SD memory card, and by leaving the CF slot free I will be able to switch between the WiFi card and the CF GPS card(to be purchased as and when funds allow).

As for WiFi at home - easy-peasy! I've not had a home puter for very long and found it easy to set up. As I was starting from scratch, I bought a wireless router, but an access point would do just as well. If you do go wireless, don't forget to set up the security!

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Can the 4150 be used as a remote control like the 2210.

This is a key factor in my purchase decision between the two...

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Default 2210 with WiFi wow..

It is no problem using a 2210 with WiFi - i did the same because i have a stack of CF cards and did not want to change the all over. I use the D-Link which i found at about £45 from www.clove.co.uk had to go through a few things with the for it to work, but once working it was great
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