how much do these product cost, and where can you get them?
> ----- Original Message ----- >From: "Sarah Cranston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected] >Date: Mon, 9 Jan 2006 09:53:18 -0600 >Subject: RE: [Braillenote] two storage devices that didn't make it >ontoRogerslist >One more point I forgot about the Sandisk SD/USB combo: >It comes in either 512MB or 1GB, and also comes with a key chain holder, which >is very nice for keeping track of this tiny device. >-----Original Message----- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Sarah >Cranston >Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 9:50 AM >To: Braillenote List >Subject: [Braillenote] two storage devices that didn't make it onto >Rogerslist >Hi Roger and All, >This is a great, very comprehensive list. There are two items I would like to >add to it. They are: >1. Hitachi Compact Flash Microdrive, available in 2GB, 4GB, and 6GB models. >These microdrives work wonderfully with the BrailleNote family. They can come >with a PCMCIA adapter, allowing one to use the microdrive in either slot of >the BN/VN. >2. SanDisk Ultra II SD Plus USB Card. Model Number: SDSDPH-1024-901. >This is a SD card that can also be plugged into a standard USB port, in the >manner of a jump drive or thumb drive. Both methods of connection--SD and >USB--work flawlessly with the BrailleNote family. >I own and frequently use both devices, so any questions are welcome. >HTH, and happy shopping, >Sarah >-----Original Message----- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Adaptive >Information Systems, LLC >Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 12:37 AM >To: Braillenote List >Subject: RE: [Braillenote] Connecting to the internet wirelessly >Hi Folks, >I haven't had much additions since November, but I have added some >myself of items that do or don't work, so below is my list. >Roger Behm >January 6, 2006 >Please email me if you know of other products that work with MPower >or classic BrailleNotes and let's compile a long list of items that >work and also let me know which ones don't work too, so all of us >don't waste our hard earned money. >Email: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED] >What known wireless cards will work with the BrailleNote mPower? >The following are supported and tested wireless cards that will work >with a BrailleNote mPower: >Table with 2 columns and 4 rows >1. Ambicom WL1100C-CF revision 2 only (serial number WL2342xxxxxxxx) >2. SanDisk Connect Plus CF WiFi + 128MB Memory card >3. Socket Card Low Power Wireless LAN type I CF card, tried it, doesn't work! >4. Linksys CF card - Model WCF 12 not available >Network Ethernet cf cards >Socket communications: cf rugged low pwr eth (cf+r/lp) >manuf. part number: ea2902-139 >Pocket external hard drive >1. Toshiba 30 gb drive, powered by usb port >2. xgigibite bank u s b external hard disk, 4gb >3. USB Archos Arcdisk 20GB portable hard disk >4. Toshiba 60 gb pocket hard drive only with AC power 5 volt adaptor >5. Western Digital PassportT USB Hard Drive (model number is:WDXML800UETN) >The above was purchased from Circuit City for $179.99. The drive will store up >to 80 gigs and is formatted with fat32. >6. Western Digital passport) 80 gb external usb hard drive. >Model wdxl 800 passport works great! >Micro drives >Kingston 5 gb microdrive works in right side pcmcia port >Toshiba 5 gb micro drive works in right side pcmcia port >Usb Floppy drives >LaCie usb external floppy drive works fine >External usb floppy disk drive manufacturer is smart disk sold at Best Buy. >Portable ipods >Apple Ipod shuffle 1gb works with MPower great >printers >canon bjc85 printer > HP 450 cb and cbi portable printers >hp 845 printer >hp 895 c printer, >HP 930 c with usb cable or parallel usb converter >below two Epson printers only worked with Mpower on usb parallel >adaptor cable, did not work with usb cable to Mpower. >Epson 86c inkjet printer >Epson 84c inkjet printer >blue tooth phones >Blue Tooth NokiaGSM6600 Cell Phone >Blue tooth keyboards >Logitech Cordless Desktop MX For Bluetooth Keyboard & Mouse - USB >THINKOUTSIDE - STOWAWAY BLUETOOTH KEYBOARD >Microsoft Wireless Optical Bluetooth Keyboard / Mouse Combo - M54-00004 - White >Usb to parallel cables >Usb to parallel cable sold at Radio Shack or Best Buy, works with hp >printer first you must connect cable then turn on m-power, and it works well. >Thanks to Robert, his advise on turning off MPower first will make >the one above and the two below work great! I found out if I turn off >printer and MPower first, then attach usb to parallel converter, then >turn on printer and then MPower they work great too. >Hawking USB to Parallel Port Adapter - HUC1284P >StarTech.com 6 ft USB to Parallel Port Converter Adapter Cable > From 6.3.1 BrailleNote manual >Usb Inside Out Networks-Edgeport/421multi-interface converter > Belkin F5U002 usb to parallel converter cable >d-link usb to parallel converter DSB-P36 >Infrared adaptors >Jeteye printer adapter >Jeteye IrDA Infrared Printer Adapter ESI-9580A. ... >model_number: ACT-IR100M [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Compact flash cards >viking >Kingston >Sandisk >toshiba >Lexar Media CompactFlash 64MB >SD cards, secure digital >Kingston - 1GB Secure Digital Flash Memory Card >usb thumb drives >sandisk mini Kruzer >Memorex >Pny technologies >Staples relay 512mb >Note: Sandisk Titanium Kruzer jump drive >The 512 megabyte version of this drive will not work with the Mpower. >However, the one gig version works just fine. >Go figure! >Infrared products >IR 100M IrDA Printer Adaptor >The ACT-IR100M gives the user IR wireless printing from mobile >computers and PDAs. >You can also print directly from desktop PC or LAN by connecting the >printer cable >to the ACT-IR 100M. >It is compatible with IrDA-1.0 at communication speeds programmable >at 9.6, 19.2, >57.6, 115.2K bps and a distance of 100cm. It is well suited for all >IR wireless printing >applications. >It works well with any parallel printers. You can print wirelessly >from any IrDA-capable >notebook PC, smart cellular phone, PDA, HPC and industrial data >terminal, running >appropriate IrDA application software. >It has built-in printer pass-through connector and very compact IrDA >protocol. Powered >by AC adapter (included). >It automatically switches between IR wireless or cable-based >printing. Indicator >light flashes at IR transmission speed and indicates printing status. >IR head can be easily attached to any convenient desktop location using Velcro. >IR100M series is compatible with all Centronics-B(36 pins) parallel >printers that >are compatible with DOS. IR100M series is compatible with most >Centronics-B (36 pins) >parallel printers that their Microsoft Windows printer driver use LPT >port with proper >driver. If the printer or multi-function model can not work with >Microsoft Windows >LPT port or DOS, IR100M series will likely not work. However, some >multi-function >printer (MFP) models have been tested to work well with IR100M >series. Please e-mail >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Products that don't work with Mpower >Super disk drive from HumanWare only works on keysoft 6.11 and down >Lexar - 1GB USB Jump Drive Sport >Note: Sandisk Titanium Kruzer jump drive >The 512 megabyte version of this drive will not work with the Mpower. >However, the one gig version works just fine. >At 08:59 AM 1/5/2006, you wrote: >>Hi Kevin: >>You will need to purchase a wireless ethernet card that fits into the >>compact flash slot on the back of the unit. I know it's a bit more >>costly, but I'd recommend purchasing the one Humanware sells so you know >>it is compatible. I don't have a wireless card here on my Mpower, but I >>was checking in the users guide and manual and cannot find anything on >>which cards are compatible. >>Hope this helps. >>Ray Campbell, Help Desk Technician >>Adaptive Technology Center >>Chicago Lighthouse for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired >>1850 W. Roosevelt Road >>Chicago, IL 60608 >>312-997-3651 or 888-825-0080 >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>___ >>To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit >>http://list.humanware.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote >Adaptive Information Systems, LLC >We Make Technology Accessible to the Vision Impaired and Reading Disabled >Roger A. 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