Product Requirements: Device: Macintosh: At least one available USB port, Mac OS 8.6 or greater, Mac OS X v10.1.3 or greater Windows: At least one available USB port, Windows 98/Me/2000/XP or greater Not too long ago I reviewed a 4-way PCMCIA card reader that I thought was almost perfect. The only thing that would have […]
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Product Requirements: Device: Windows® 98SE, Windows® 2000, Windows® ME, and Windows® XP, Mac OS 9.x I’ve been on a quest for awhile now. The quest to find the perfect media card reader. I started way back when with a Sandisk parallel port reader. It worked great, but only accepted Compact Flash (CF) cards. I replaced
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Product Requirements: Device: A Laptop computer So let’s say that you are sitting on your couch, holding your laptop, surfing wirelessly. Or perhaps you are at a seminar – sitting in a row of chairs, and you need to take notes on your laptop. Sure, you can perch your computer in your lap, but
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Product Requirements: Device: The following equipment with a PCMCIA Card rated Type II Slot: PC/AT compatible machines, Apple Macintosh PowerBooks, Handheld PCs Operating Systems: Windows XP/2000/Me/98 (Including SE)/95 Windows CE 2.0 and later Mac OS 8.5/8.6/9.0/9.0.4/9.1/9.2/9.2.1 (This product is not compatible with Sleep functions) I have been looking for a way to consolidate all of
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Product Requirements: Device: Almost any Laptop Computer Last year I made the decision that it was time to go completely mobile. This was a decision that was a long time in the making, but I felt that the time had come after taking so many trips over the last couple of years and feeling completely
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Product Requirements: Device: Windows 2000, XP and a free USB port Since my first days with the PalmPilot, I’ve been interested in alternate input methods for PDAs. I’ve looked at T9, Fitaly and Silkyboard among others. But what about alternate input methods for the desktop PC? Other than Dvorak keyboards, you don’t really hear about
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Product Requirements: System: Macintosh: At least one available USB port, Mac OS 8.0 or greater Windows: At least one available USB port, Windows 98/Me/2000/XP or greater Linux: At least one available USB port, Linux 2.4.1 or greater Device: Laptop with a USB port I admit it. When Julie told me that she was sending me
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Product Requirements: Desktop: Windows 98, 2000 (driver included on floppy) Mac OS 9.x (driver available via download) USB port Removable storage options such as the Iomega ZIP and Jazz drives have been popular for a while now. The ability to carry large chunks of data from computer to computer without needing a box of floppies
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Product Requirements: By the Book: Windows 95/98, Windows NT, or DOS (Version 6.2 or later) PCMCIA type III slot conforming to PCMCIA’s Standard Version 2.1 or later; Card and Socket Services compliant to version 2.0 or later; For data/fax communication: an application, terminal or fax software such as HyperTerminal, ProComm, WinFax, etc. (not included) For
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The CompactModem from Pretec is a 56K BPS modem that fits into a compact flash slot. This small modem is therefore great used with a Palm-size PC. For this review, I tested the CompactModem with the Casio E-100 PSPC and a Libretto 50 subnotebook. Check Pretec’s compatibility list before buying this modem. Pretec’s CompactModem 56K
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Program Requirements: Device: PalmPilot Personal, PalmPilot Professional, IBM WorkPad, or Palm III Palm OS v2.0 or later 105 K free RAM (Maps and directions take up additional space) Desktop: Windows 95/98 or NT 4.0 The Earthmate is Delorme’s 2nd generation GPS that can work with a Laptop or PalmPilot. For those of you that don’t
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Newest Libretto model since 1999.
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Mobile data wireless display.
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