Thanks Joseph for sending the list. I just bought a thumb drive and I can't
wait to get my empower so I can use it with my thumb drive.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joseph Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Braillenote List'" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 1:03 PM
Subject: RE: [Braillenote] compatable hardware list
There is a document called mPower compatibility list. The current version is
January 2006 ervision. I've provided status for each device, along with the
description. Here are the devices and their status:
AIO Canon Pixma MP500 (a type of printer): no
Ambicom WL1100C-CF revision 2 (wireless card): yes
Apple Ipod shuffle 1GB (another version of Apple's iPod): yes
Archos Arcdisk 20GB USB portable hard disk (a laptop hard drive, an
alternative to Western Digital's Passport): yes
Blue Tooth NokiaGSM6600 Cell Phone (a type of cell phone; Jonathan himself
uses this phone): yes
Cannon Pixma ip1500 (same hardware category as the previous Canon
hardware): no
CANON Pixma Printer IP2000 (a type of printer): no
Edgeport parallel to USB converter (allows you to connect to a parallel port
enabled devices): yes
Epson 84c inkjet printer with mPower on USB parallel adaptor cable (another
type of hardware, although you need a USB to parallel converter to work):
yes
Epson 86c inkjet printer with mPower on USB parallel adaptor cable (same as
above): yes
EPSON AIO CS-4800 (a type of printer): no
Epson Sylus C86 )same category as above): no
Giant Squid Audio Lab Mini Gold Plated Mono Mic (a type of microphone; great
for use during recording): yes
HP 3845 DeskJet (a type of printer): yes
HP 450 cb and cbi portable printers (a type of printer): yes
HP 450 WBT Printer (a type of printer; this device is unusual that it
connects via USB and Bluetooth): yes
HP 5650 (a rpinter): yes
HP 6540 DeskJet (another type of printer): yes
hp 845 printer (a type of printer): yes
hp 895 c printer (another type of printer; this one is also unusual that it
allows InfraRed connection): yes
HP 930 c with USB cable or parallel USB converter (another printer): yes
HP AIO PSC 2355 (a type of printer): no
HP DeskJet 3650 (another printer): no
HP DeskJet 3930 (another printer): no
HP DeskJet 6840 (another printer): no
HP Folding Bluetooth Keyboard (a type of Bluetooth keyboard; some of us on
the list were not satisfied with this): no
HP LaserJet 1200 (a type of laserjet printer): yes
HP Office Jet all in One V40 (a type of printer): yes
HP Photo smart 7660 (a type of printer): no
IR 100M IrDA Printer Adapter (a type of InfraRed adapter that connects via
serial port on a computer): yes
Kingston - 1GB Secure Digital Flash Memory Card (a type of SD card; you
cannot upgrade your unit with this one): yes
Kingston 5 gb microdrive works in right side PCMCIA port (a type of
microdrive): yes
LaCie USB external floppy drive (a floppy disk drive): yes
Lexar - 1GB USB Jump Drive Sport (a type of USB flash drive; there was a lot
of talk about it on the list): no
Logitech Cordless Desktop MX For Bluetooth Keyboard & Mouse - USB (a type of
adapter): yes
Memorex USB thumb drive (another USB flash drive): yes
Microsoft Wireless Optical Bluetooth Keyboard / Mouse Combo - M54-00004 (a
type of Bluetooth keyboard): yes
PNY Attaché USB Thumb Key (a type of USB thumb drive): no
PNY technologies USB thumb drive (a type of popular USB thumb drive): yes
RF Logitech wireless keyboard (another Bluetooth keyboard): yes
SanDisk Connect Plus CF WiFi + 128MB Memory card (another popular wireless
card; this one is unusual that it also has a 128 MB of storage on it): yes
Sandisk mini Cruzer USB thumb drive (another type of USB flash drive; many
of us recommend this brand): yes
Sandisk Titanium Cruzer 512 MB jump drive (another popular thumb drive): yes
SanDisk USB Thumb Drives (a popular choice for USB thumb drives): yes
Socket Card Low Power Wireless LAN type I CF card (a type of wireless card):
no
Staples relay 512mb USB thumb drive (another USB thumb drive): yes
Super disk drive (a type of floppy drive; it no longer works): no
TDK USB Floppy Drives (another type of USB floppy disk drives): yes
THINKOUTSIDE - STOWAWAY BLUETOOTH KEYBOARd (a popular type of keyboard): yes
Toshiba 30 gb drive, powered by USB port (a laptop hard drive): yes
Toshiba 5 gb micro drive works in right side PCMCIA port (a type of
microdrive; Jonathan himself uses this drive): yes
Toshiba 60 gb pocket hard drive only with AC power 5 volt adaptor (another
type of external hard drive): yes
Virtually Indestructible Keyboard USB (a type of USB keyboard): yes
Western Digital 80 GB Passport 2.5-inch External Hard Drive (a type of
laptop hard drive; many of us use this drive): yes
Western Digital passport) 80 GB external USB hard drive (essentially same as
above with a different name): yes
Western Digital PassportT USB Hard Drive (model number is:WDXML800UETN; this
is the same drive as above with the model name): yes
xgigibite bank USB external hard disk, 4GB (another type of hard disk): yes
If you want to use USB thumb drive, the best brands are PNY and Sandisk.
I've also added some other devices as well:
HP Deskjet 995C (a type of printer; allows you to connect via InfraRed): yes
Socket Low Power Ethernet card EA2902-139 (a type of Ethernet LAN card): yes
I hope this information may help you.
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of chaman
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 9:56 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Braillenote] compatable hardware list
hello list,
where can i get a list which will list all the hardware that is compatible
with the bn mPower?
i am mainly looking for a thumbdrive to use with the bn and also on the pc.
kind regards,
Chaman
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