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- From: ITSUMI ken-ichi <amt@example.com>
- Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2000 11:32:07 +0900 (JST)
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In message "B5 laptop recommendations?" on 00/09/21, Grendel <grendel@example.com> writes: >My new workplace is letting me choose my own laptop. >Any recommendations for a B5 laptop with a builtin Dsub9 serial port? If you meant you want small linux Box with Serial port. There are other choices. 1) Computer Technica SRC-230 PCMCIA Serial PORT It cost around 10,000 Yen. 2) USB Serial adaptor There are some products and cheaper than 1) I think 2.4.0.test* or latest USB patched kernel can handle them. But I think you would be better to re-think wether you really need it. In most case there are some other better manners (IrDA, USB or Ethernet etc...) -- ken
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