Targus Ships V Series USB Charger/HotSync Cable
Targus has introduced the USB Charge-Sync Cable for the Palm V series, which, when connected to a USB port, can both charge the Palm and perform a HotSync. It transfers data at up to 12Mbps and offers a HotSync button and an LED to indicate power, transmit, and receive. Supporting Palm OS 3.1 and greater, the cable is compatible with Windows 98, ME and 2000. It costs $50.
Darren Lee, Targus Sr. Product Manager, PDA Accessories, said "It can save the business traveler the frustration of carrying multiple, and sometimes incompatible, syncing devices and power cords. Because the USB Charge-Sync Cable offers an immediate power source from virtually all notebooks, there is no need for Palm V users to worry about carrying the bulky AC adapter."
There are a couple of other products that perform this same function. The Billionton USB Sync Charger costs $52 and the Palm V USB HotSync + Charger Cable costs $39.
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RE: USB Speed
Can anyone who has any one of these tell me how quickly it can charge the Palm?
RE: Powerbook compatible?
http://shop.brando.com.hk/p5usbsynccharger.php.
I haven't tried it yet, I just found it today, and am about to buy the cable.
RE: Powerbook compatible?
http://shop.brando.com.hk/p5usbsynccharger.php.
is not working.
do you have another link where the drivers are available?
Thanks for your help
Danny Tynes
dctynes@mac.com
RE: Powerbook compatible?
not http://shop.brando.com.hk/p5usbsynccharger.php .
good luck
RE: Powerbook compatible?
David
Can't do 12 Mbps
high margins!
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