Question about HP Jornada 567

Memory If I have a Jornada with a compactflash wireless LAN card in it, is there ANY way to have more than 64Mb in it, or is the CF slot the ONLY way to upgrade the memory?

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There is the extended battery pack adds an MMC slot and leaves the CF slot open... So you could use the CF for the Wireless LAN and the MMC for extra memory...

Posted on Sep 12, 2005

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