PCMCIA Wi-Fi on Amiga Newton, HP200LX & Jornada 680

Testing out 802.11n / WPA2 Wi-Fi on a couple devices.
If you are interested in one of these cards please fill out this form if you get a chance:
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0:00 Intro
0:29 Amiga A1200
2:22 HP Jornada 680 (Windows CE)
4:00 Apple Newton MessagePad 2100
5:19 HP 200LX

[@MatSpeedle]

Amazing work dude! Put my name down on the list for one of these back when you demo'd the sound capabilities. This just makes it even more useful. Once PCMCIA card to rule them all!

[@user-yg2mx3pr1i]

Can’t wait to stick one of these in my beloved omnigo PC/geos handheld!

[@vkoskiv]

I have so many devices that would love this card!

[@TheKsax]

Quite amazing examples you got there, Ill have to order a few of the cards when time comes. If only it also came in Atari Portfolio format to complete wireless connectivity for portable vintage devices.

[@CZpersi]

I like, how with old computers, you just switch them off. No shutdown procedure, just a cold switch.

[@Lpiam31]

it proves how inefficient modern operating systems are :p

[@PawePiotrowskiUK]

Awesome project! Keep going with development and production, Kevin!

[@james_neko]

Extremely cool!

[@stefanb4389]

Excellent job!

[@RetroTechChris]

Fantastic! Great compatibility.

[@johnny14794]

Wow. Your channel just popped up randomly on my recommended list and what a surprise. I have an old Cassiopeia A-11A, upgraded to 6mb ram, has an SH3 CPU, grey scale display and PCMCIA slot with WinCE 2.0. Wondering if one of those custom PCMCIA slot cards would work on my unit. If so, add me to your order list ASAP!. You've earned a new subscriber. 👍

[@pedromaspiazu]

💥

[@Pickle136]

didnt know pcmcia was in that many old devices, esp. an amiga.

[@sandycheeks7865]

Great stuff! find someone to sell it for you and get something back to fund the next idea!

[@monotematico]

Cool video bruh. Just output audio to mono for those who listen with headphones.

[@michaelholm3388]

You are using a Jornada 720 not a 680, the 720 has a StrongArm CPU the 680 has an SH3, the software for them are very different, will it work on all Jornadas even the 300 series ? Super Cool project 🙂

[@DatBlueHusky]

Yes it should since the card he made is emulating a older popular network card so pretty much no drivers needed and just plug and play for most computers. Pretty much a wifi bridge to a emulated pcmcia network card.

[@yyzkevin416]

Yeah I just noticed that too! Not sure why I had 680 in my mind. I expect it to work with others as well though, will need to find to test.

[@ChristianStout]

What type and revision of PCMCIA does this require? I have a Poqet PC with a rev 1.0 slot I'd like to use this with, but I'm not sure if 1.0 slots support network cards.

[@yyzkevin416]

I do have a variation of this that would fit into a Type I slot, and I have talked to a few people about it. Basically for devices that did not support i/o mode if it is not possible to enable, it is still possible to communicate through emulated memory, i.e. we could make a memory mapped packet driver so mtcp etc could be used on these devices as well. I do not currently have a Poqet to test.

[@somewhere-in-time]

Thats not slow man !