SSH shells on the treo 600 with PSSH is not exactly something I would want to be doing all day long but it’s definatly usable.<\/p>\n
My previous laptop + TDMA\/CDMA phone experiences have been so slow that it was like ssh via carrier pigeon. I haven’t tried CDMA2 or 1X as Aliant calls it but I assume it’s similar in speed to GPRS. I would compare GPRS speed and latency to the average 33.6 K dialup session. I’m sure using the Treo as a wireless modem for my laptop would result in a usable connection on the road but the Rogers Wireless data fees are insane. $40 a month for 3 megabytes of data per month works out to a dollar for every 76 kilobytes of data. <\/p>\n
On another note, what ever happened to laptop IR ports? Every notebook I’ve ever owned has had one and now when I finally get a device I’d like to use with the IR port my new Dell doesn’t have one! <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
SSH shells on the treo 600 with PSSH is not exactly something I would want to be doing all day long but it’s definatly usable. My previous laptop + TDMA\/CDMA phone experiences have been so slow that it was like ssh via carrier pigeon. I haven’t tried CDMA2 or 1X as Aliant calls it but … <\/p>\n