Any help from tech savvy members towards a solution to this challenge would be much appreciated.
The situation:
A hotel chain I regularly use for outings provides wired internet access in guest rooms through RJ45 ethernet jacks in the wall. Wireless is confined to common areas like lobby, gym and pool - where I have no problem accessing internet on my Windows Mobile 6 handheld device. Is there a convenient way I can use this device with the wired internet in the room as well, so I can leave my laptop at home and travel light?
I'm thinking special connector cables or other gizmos (small factor) that might be able to bridge the ethernet socket in the wall with my handheld (I don't mind it being tethered to a cable for the duration)? For connectivity, it has Bluetooth (1.2 with A2DP), 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi modem, and a mini-USB socket. (It also supports quadband gsm, WCDMA/UMTS Tri-band and hsdpa, but for now I'd rather stick to the internet provided by the hotel and not touch data plans with my monopolistic wireless/cellphone service provider (Rogers - aargh!)).