On 28/10/02 15:41, "Varun Mehta" <varun_at_mehtasw.com> wrote:
> What's the deal with the auctions on eBay of 2100's (upgraded from 2000's)
> for $35-$50 (as high as $60)? The say they include the unit, battery, and
> stylus. They are "Still in excellent Condition - There are some indications
> that the unit is used, but it is generally free from scratches."
>
> Hopefully I'd be able to sync via IRDa, eliminating the need for a dongle,
> after that, would it be possible to sync through my WaveLAN card, which
> people have made drivers?
Don't know what could be wrong with the auctions, but to answer your
questions, if you have an IrDA compliant laptop, then yes, after loading all
the required packages (NIE, Wavelan), you should be able to sync through
your Wavelan card.
-Laurent.
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