DKU-5 pop-port cable vs clip-in data cable, vs Infrared - USB adapter, for Nokia 6610 & 7250
Posts: n/a Can any gurus advise of pros and cons of above data connection options for a Windows 2000 desktop PC? I need to be able to transfer: - Photos (.jpg) - Ringtones (.mid) - Phonebook entries It would be nice to transfer: - Java Applications / Games - Operator logos Regards Owen Melbourne, Australia.  Responses to "DKU-5 pop-port cable vs clip-in data cable, vs Infrared - USB adapter, for Nokia 6610 & 7250"
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Posts: n/a Re: DKU-5 pop-port cable vs clip-in data cable, vs Infrared - USB adapter, for Nokia 6610 & 7250 On Tue, 01 Jul 2003 15:45:03 GMT, Wildfire<spamtrap+wildfire-usenetThE@ObViOuS.dcug.co.uk> wrote: >On Tue, 01 Jul 2003 12:04:52 GMT: eggster2k scribbled > >> and if you get irda, it will be useful for other irda phones you >> have/may buy. > >Not just phones either, my IrDA adapter comes in handy when synching >with my Handheld PC. :-) Forgot about that, and here I am using my ipaq with my irda adapter!!
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