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Keith @ Senior Member  Joined: 19/06/2011 Location: AustraliaPosts: 167 |
I have heard of Eye-Fi but it was only a one way wireless comms and which I thought was only for some types of camera. Toshiba are supposedly going to release a FlashAir 8Gb SD card which will provide 2 way comms. The new cards will be available early 2012 and are projected to cost 50 euro or about AU$70. http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/toshiba-flashair-sd-card- creates-wifi-hotspot The FlashAir will supposedly work with any device that has WiFi but it says it will work with cameras that don't have WiFi. I wonder if it will work with the Maximite or if the Maximite can be adapted to make it work. It doesn't give any indication of range so it will probably need to be within a very low cooee. Any ideas??? Keith The more we know, the more we know we don't know ! |
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| Olimex Senior Member Joined: 02/10/2011 Location: BulgariaPosts: 226 |
it's possible to add such support but only in the firmware, MM BASIC will not handle complete Wifi protocol Maximite do not use the 128K of available RAM efficiently, what actually user have to write code is 30K of program code and variable space 13K out of all 128KB memory so what geoff write in his manual: "The Maximite is a small and versatile computer running a full featured BASIC interpreter with 128K of working memory." is a kind of misleading, as when you read this you think you have 128K of memory to write code, but it's not quite so |
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