Casio BE 300

Searching the Internet for a Casio BE- 300 WiFi card? Let us first see what a WiFi card actually is? Well, it is an adapter that has been especially designed to connect a remote terminal device to a WiFi network. This card helps run the Casio BE-300 properly.

BE-300 is Casio's new Pocket Manager and not a Pocket PC according to the company, though it offers the features of a Pocket PC and Palm-size PC too. Its' Operating System is Windows 3.0.

It is about the same size as the iPAQ or the Jornada and has a 32k color screen. It also has a 16 MB flash storage capacity right on the device as well as 16 MB of RAM for program execution. The BE-300 also has a built in CompactFlash Type II slot for flash cards and peripherals. It has the standard Casio connector on the bottom so that the standard serial cable, USB cable and 56k serial modem will all work just fine. Also, you can use the Ethernet or 56k CompactFlash cards or with the PC Card adapter, 802.11b or other wireless options. However, one feature you will not find is an Infrared port like the Pocket PC's have.

Though it does not have PocketWord or PocketExcel, the existing files can be viewed by using Quick View Plus. A spreadsheet program is also available at Casio's software store. With built in applications for calendar, contacts, tasks, web browser, email, notes, MP3 player as well as a calculator, the BE-300 is really a very fine device. A great feature in it is the ability to add or remove applications from the flash RAM. Because of this there is no need to worry about running the battery dry - all applications and data is stored in flash, unlike the existing Pocket PCs.

Overall, the BE-300's capabilities are very impressive. So you can get your Casio BE-300 WiFi card and start using this wonderful product.