802.11 Ethernet wireless Lan card on ipaq

does ipaq 3630 support 802.11 wireless lan? if is does,
how can i implement? can i just use normal socket class or
i have to use special class?
Thanks a lot
joey

Yep it does. I have a 3630, and have a orinocco silver 802.11b pcmcia wireless card, which works fine (drivers can be obtained from orinocco's web site). And the usual java Sockets work fine.
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