Ideas are stirring around in my head as I await the arrival of my
Neo1973. One is the presence of the USB interface; what would it take
to let it use a USB wireless adapter, thus making WiFi possible if not
as elegant as on-chip?
The same idea could be applied to the Bluetooth device (as O'Reilly's
Wireless Hacks book suggests), but the bandwidth wouldn't seem to be
sufficient.
Particularly if the next step is to try to get the USB/Bluetooth
connection take it down the path of VOIP...
B
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