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Compaq is a leading global provider of information technology products, services and solutions for enterprise customers. Compaq designs, develops, manufactures and markets information technology equipment, software, services and solutions, including industry-leading enterprise storage and computing solutions, fault-tolerant business-critical solutions, communication products, personal desktop and notebook computers, and personal entertainment and Internet access devices.
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**Refurbished**
Kompatibel mit:
Compaq/HP iPAQ - H3630
Compaq/HP iPAQ - H3650
Compaq/HP iPAQ - H3670
Kompatibel mit:
Compaq/HP iPAQ - H3630
Compaq/HP iPAQ - H3650
Compaq/HP iPAQ - H3670
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I use the USB cradle at home for fast synching of web pages, but this one is great for connecting to my work laptop which runs NT4 and therefore doesn't support USB connections.
Just as easy to use but slower data transfer, as you'd expect from a serial cable.
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful
... but be warned that the IPAQ conneted via a serial cable is an incredibly slow way to connect back to your PC.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews on Amazon.com (beta)
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Serial Cradle Woes
7 Nov 2000
While it is a bummer that Compaq does not have any serial cradles available yet for NT4.0 users who don't have USB support, I bought a serial cable and it works just fine. I had no trouble getting it to synchronize with my workstation running Windows NT, although it's slower than USB, I guess. You can get the cable right here from Amazon.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
iPAQ NT4.0 workaround
12 Oct 2000
I have iPAQ and Windows NT 4 at work and the workaround is to email to my home Windows 98 machine (that supports the iPAQ USB connection) items I wish to download - It works fantastic until I get my hands on a serial connection. I downloaded all my contact information directly via infrared from old Casio Windows CE device - if you have Palm (or PocketPC) get PEACEMAKER software to communication with CE (or Palm) devices.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Help for NT users
4 Sep 2000
Amazon Verified Purchase
heres is what I am currently doing to get by until serial cables come out...
On your NT computer - click import/export, select export to a file (select *.PST type) and then select what you want to transfer (check all subfolders)
click next and save the file, and then transfer the file somehow (I use the internet) to your home PC and then Import that file into your Outlook 2000 at home.
then sync and presto you have your information.
On your NT computer - click import/export, select export to a file (select *.PST type) and then select what you want to transfer (check all subfolders)
click next and save the file, and then transfer the file somehow (I use the internet) to your home PC and then Import that file into your Outlook 2000 at home.
then sync and presto you have your information.
It sucks to have to do that but until the serial cradles arrive plus beware if you do all the files in outlook (calendar/inbox )ect. the file could get huge 3 to 4 megs
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