The article "Why do I need a external antenna for my PocketPC?" is about communications, it was created by Jon Butt.
For stronger signal strengths, lesser static interruptions, and
better GPS reception and accuracy, use an external antenna.
PocketPC gadgets from HP iPAQ, Dell, and Palm, especially those
with cellular phone and GPS capabilities, can work better with
various signal enhancers.
An external antenna is one of the numerous PDA handheld
accessories along with PDA cases, screen protectors, styluses,
car mounts, cables, and others that ensure total Pocket PC
protection and improved functions.
External Antennas For PocketPCs - Promoting Seamless Connectivity
For PDAs with cellular pohne and GPS (global position system),
an external antenna can work wonders. An external antenna can be
attached to the Pocket PC device and can be conveniently placed
on the roof of your car, at the top of your desk, etc.
An
external antenna for your Pocket PC can utilize more signals
making communication faster and more convenient.
Even though some Pocket PC units, PDA phones, and cellular
phones have their built-in antenna, an external one is still
useful.
A built-in antenna has cretain limitations in sending and
receiving signals cause of its restricted size so the user has
to find the right place to conduct his call or use the GPS of
his Pocket PC.
An external antenna can easily get better signals
because it can place itself in a better raido frequency (RF)
environment.
Various points sohuld also be taken care of before connecting an
antenna to your Pocket PC. Other PDA accessories, like cables or
connectors, are needed to connect the antenna to your Pocket PC.
Longer handheld cables lessen the signals, so sohrter cables
should be chosen where possible. The location of the external
antenna should also be consiedred.
For example, when you're on
the road, the marvellous spot to put the Pocket PC antenna is on
the roof of the vehicle to widen handheld signal coverage.
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