Looks like the Sony / Ericsson T610 would be a decent choice in that
regard. Any disagreement from others?
-Nic
Alvaro Cornejo wrote:
Now that you talk about Nokia
There are some nokia phones that do not support AT+CNMI command,
therefore, you can not use it. Browse the list to see if you know wich
model(s) have this problem.
Regards
Alvaro
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On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 11:20 AM, Nicolas Pottier<nicpott...@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks Alvaro.
My intuition for some reason makes me believe that a compatible phone (Nokia
6230 perhaps) would be the best option.. power isn't a problem and phones
are made to have great reception and long term reliability. (something to be
said for economies of scale there)
I do like the simplicity of a USB plug in modem, but I'm just hesitant to
spend ~$200 for one of the ones proven to work when a $30 phone could work
too.
-Nic
Alvaro Cornejo wrote:
Hi
There are really no big advantage between serial/Usb modems/phones other
than:
- Linux Driver: the USB firmware on the phone/modem might not work
with linux or you should seek for the correct driver and might need to
tweek linux in order to support it.... you might anyway have to do
that for the USB to Serial converter...)
- Modem power source: in the case of USB, they are powered through the
usb port and, for the serial one, you need an external power suppply.
Regards
Alvaro
