Comments on: Review: Innopocket SyncGear 3-in-1 Cable

But sadly, for me it won't do anything for my briefcase clutter because I have to support multiple devices, and need to read/write both SD and MemoryStick. Now if they took the next step and built a comparable Sony cable I'd buy the pair in a heartbeat!

===
I suggest you try out the USB Plug Adapter of Brando.

Got Palm? Don't keep it, flaunt it!

Why do you thinbk this? Because you can't understand basic mathematics? Sony devices make up a smaller marketshare than PalmSG devices - so there is obviously less interest in a Sony version. This is not to say that there is no interest - obviously if this is successful then a Sony version is in order. Honestly - "if this is for a Clie, maybe there will be more interests." - are you 2 yrs old?

I think if this is for a Clie, maybe there will be more interests."

Hmm...ok, two things:

1. Who's "no one?"

2. Other than the entry-level Zire, all of the handhelds in Palm's line now have the Universal Connector, whereas the Clies have how many connectors floating around? And since Palm holds the market share, it means Innopocket has the oppurtunity to sell a product to a much larger group of handheld owners.

(Why do some people say you can kill two birds with one stone when it's hard enough killing one bird with two stones?)

The Clie has had 2 different connector types. And the models that have the older have has been LONG TIME discountinued, so there's only ONE (1) connector type. for the SJ/SL/T/NR/X/Z series. The Z serious, the hotsync port is in a different location than normal pdas are. So basically, Sony Clie has IT'S OWN "universal" connector. Sony just didn't make some marketing gimmick/feature and call it their "universal connector" like Palm did.

I still don't believe how many people THINK the clie has a gazzilion different hotsync ports.

nXt's Clie Club
Place To Be For Sony Clie Discussion
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nxtclieclub

It's not really a gimmick. Remember when Kodak stopped making stuff for Palm because it didn't want to keep on releasing new products every time a new series (and connector) came along?

(Why do some people say you can kill two birds with one stone when it's hard enough killing one bird with two stones?)

It's almost enough by itself to keep me with a CLIE, but this new cable is nice.

-Pepper

I love my Palm . . . do you?

cheers,
Steve

Darn :(

-Mr. Tuba

http://boxwave.com/products/minisync/index.htm

and I love it. It's recoilable on both ends of the cable, charge/sync, and small/light; perfect for travel. I have the Innopocket hard case and do not have to remove the Tungsten from the case (this was important to me). It's on sale for US $18.50 at their website.

If you also own a digital camera I would recommend getting one of the 6-1 card readers (I own a Imation FlashGo!) and the MiniSync rather than the cable reviewed here. You can minimize to total hardware you have to tote around when traveling and maximize your ability to hotsync, charge, and transfer files from many media types.

- charges via USB cable
- has a positive locking connection which releases at the push of a button
- apparently they also have an adapter to charge via a 12V auto outlet (listed on same webpage)

cheers,
Steve

It comes with a car adaptor, a wall socket adapter, and enough plug format adapters to cover most of the world.

The fit is ok (wouldn't call it great though) and it works perfectly. The only thing it lacks is a hotsync button.

Looks like I have a lemon. I will exchange to give it another try. Thanks.

I have the same problem: 256 Mb SD card and a message that the card is "write protected" every time I try to delete or write a file.

Any solution ?

TIA