> they should have left the serial off the duo and added adb instead. I
> wonder if I can put in any sort of ADB on my Duo 210. It
> doesnt have a
> modem so there's an empty space there.
>
> > There's a bit of a problem with this...You need some kind
> of a dock to use
> > an ADB port (mini or otherwise). Big docks are much harder
> to lug than a
> > brick, and a minidock/microdock costs a lot.
Good points. However, a floppy microdock does have an ADB port on it, and
isn't expensive. However, I imagine that a serial port would be much more
useful than an ADB port in most cases. (YMMV)
Tom
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